Active Neurons - Puzzle game

Sometimes You · Puzzle

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Size
181.0 MB
Rating
ESRB E · PEGI 3
Developer
Sometimes You
Of 18 countries, the Japan eShop is cheapest at $3.16, 37% less than the US price ($4.99).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

$4.99$1.99
9/1010/23
  • 9/14$4.99+151%
  • 9/10$1.99

Showing the US eShop price since 9/10. We only log days when the price changed — it stayed the same in between.

Prices by country (18 countries)

CountryLocal priceIn US dollarsEnds
Japan499 JPY$3.16—
Canada6.29 CAD$4.47—
New Zealand8.25 NZD$4.69—
South Africa81 ZAR$4.94—
US4.99 USD$4.99—
Poland20 PLN$5.15—
Mexico96.81 MXN$5.21—
Australia7.5 AUD$5.27—
Norway50 NOK$5.34—
Hong Kong43 HKD$5.48—
Germany4.99 EUR$5.61—
Spain4.99 EUR$5.61—
France4.99 EUR$5.61—
Italy4.99 EUR$5.61—
Netherlands4.99 EUR$5.61—
Czechia125 CZK$5.79—
UK4.49 GBP$6.01—
Switzerland7 CHF$8.49—

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

By controlling the power of thought, you must charge the neurons. The more the neurons are charged, the healthier the brain becomes. The healthier the brain becomes, the more of a fully-fledged life the person will live. It may seem simple, but it won't be as simple as it seems. To choose the direction of movement, the power of thought should be at rest, so it is important for you to correctly use the obstacles presented on every level. Think, make a decision, and look for the right path to the neurons in order to charge them. Our brain works much like a computer without the chips.

From the official Nintendo eShop listing

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Prices as of 2026-10-22