Something's Off in This World. Era Anomaly Quiz

TT · Education & tools

40% off on the US eShopSwitch
Size
176MB
Rating
ESRB E · PEGI 3
Languages
Korean · English · Japanese · Chinese
-40%$2.39$3.99Ends 10/22
Of 24 countries, the Japan eShop is cheapest at $1.26, 47% less than the US price ($2.39).On the US eShop, it's 40% off through 10/22.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

$3.99$2.39
9/1810/22
  • 10/2$2.39-40%
  • 9/18$3.99

Showing the US eShop price since 9/18. We only log days when the price changed — it stayed the same in between.

Prices by country (24 countries)

CountryLocal priceIn US dollarsEnds
Japan199 JPY -53%$1.2611/6
Korea1,950 KRW -50%$1.4711/6
Taiwan55 TWD -50%$1.6811/6
Hong Kong15 HKD -50%$1.9111/6
Chile2,159 CLP -40%$2.2010/22
Canada3.23 CAD -40%$2.3010/22
New Zealand4.15 NZD$2.36—
Brazil11.99 BRL -40%$2.3810/22
US2.39 USD -40%$2.3910/22
Mexico44.99 MXN -25%$2.4410/22
Peru8.69 PEN -40%$2.5310/22
Poland10 PLN$2.57—
Australia3.75 AUD$2.62—
Norway25 NOK$2.67—
South Africa45 ZAR$2.74—
Germany2.49 EUR$2.80—
Spain2.49 EUR$2.80—
France2.49 EUR$2.80—
Italy2.49 EUR$2.80—
Netherlands2.49 EUR$2.80—
Colombia8,994 COP -40%$2.8510/22
Czechia62.5 CZK$2.88—
UK2.24 GBP$2.99—
Switzerland3.5 CHF$4.25—

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

A station, an office, a bank counter, a hospital at night — somewhere, one thing belongs to a different era. A station attendant holds up an hourglass to time the departing trains. Someone signs documents with a quill dipped in ink. A bank clerk clicks the beads of an abacus to do the math. — Someone is actively using an "old tool" that should be long gone. This game is a click puzzle where you spot the "old tool that doesn't belong" hidden in a full-color modern or near-future scene. It's drawn in vivid full color, not sepia, so color won't help you find it.

From the official Nintendo eShop listing

Screenshots

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Prices as of 2026-10-22