Railed Up

Timothee Paez · Action・Shooter

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Players
4
Size
233.0 MB
Rating
ESRB M · PEGI 16
Of 21 countries, the Mexico eShop is cheapest at $5.33, 11% less than the US price ($5.99).That said, buying from another country's eShop comes with hassles like card declines and switching your account region, so the real cost can be higher than shown.Based on prices collected since 2026-09-07 — earlier sales aren't included.

Price history

The US eShop price has stayed at $5.99 for 36 days since we started tracking on 9/18.

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Prices by country (21 countries)

CountryLocal priceIn US dollarsEnds
Mexico99 MXN$5.33—
Chile5,499 CLP$5.63—
Brazil29.99 BRL$5.96—
US5.99 USD$5.99—
New Zealand10.99 NZD$6.25—
Japan999 JPY$6.32—
Canada8.99 CAD$6.39—
Germany5.99 EUR$6.73—
Spain5.99 EUR$6.73—
France5.99 EUR$6.73—
Italy5.99 EUR$6.73—
Netherlands5.99 EUR$6.73—
Czechia149 CZK$6.90—
Poland26.99 PLN$6.95—
Peru23.99 PEN$6.98—
Australia9.99 AUD$7.02—
Switzerland5.99 CHF$7.26—
South Africa119 ZAR$7.26—
Norway69 NOK$7.36—
UK5.99 GBP$8.02—
Colombia26,499 COP$8.33—

Local prices are converted at the day's exchange rate. Foreign transaction fees and local taxes aren't included. Argentina is excluded because its listed price differs from the amount actually charged.

About

Take part in deadly settlings of scores between rival electricity providers, inside futuristic tramways on suspended railways. In Railed Up, everything is upside down. You see the world from below, in order to give a better view of those endless railway networks as well as the oppressively enormous city through which your quest will lead you. It's a multiplayer game for one to four players. A solo campaign will lead Iskhar on his way up the layers of the lower city, while he faces each electrical gang and discovers all the deadliest weaponry of their tramways.

From the official Nintendo eShop listing

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