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Dinkum: Day One Edition (GameStop Exclusive)
$30 | Releases January 30
Dinkum Standard Edition
$30 | Releases January 30
Need a cozy game to get you through these last few months of winter? Take a look at the Australian Outback-inspired world of Dinkum. It lets you and some friends explore a vibrant, cartoon version of the Outback as you gather resources, upgrade your town, and discover all sorts of secrets embedded within the landscape. Currently available in digital format, the game is getting a physical Nintendo Switch release on January 30. Preorders are now open at a variety of retailers, and you’ll find an exclusive Day One Edition at GameStop that gets you a few bonuses for free.
Dinkum: Day One Edition (GameStop Exclusive)
$30 | Releases January 30
Dinkum is available in two versions, including a special Day One Edition. This is exclusive to GameStop, getting you not just a physical copy of the game, but also a collectible Jackaroo Keyring. It also comes with the Battlegrounds Costume Set, offering in-game cosmetics (hat, shirt, pants, and shoes). Best of all, it’s the same price as the standard edition, making it worth checking out if you’re looking for the best value.
Dinkum Standard Edition
$30 | Releases January 30
This version of Dinkum includes only the base game–none of the Day One Edition bonuses are included. The upshot is this version is available at most retailers, whereas the Day One Edition is a GameStop exclusive. You’ll find it for just $30 at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy.
Dinkum follows a formula that’s pretty close to that of Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing. You’ll start with little more than a campfire and a sleeping bag on your property, before growing your land into something more impressive. From adding shops in town to beautifying your land with flowers and windmills, there are countless ways to develop your version of the Outback. You’ll also get to hunt wild animals, venture out to gather rare resources, and greet new visitors as they visit your ever-expanding home.
While the game doesn’t have many critic reviews, it has over 15,000 user reviews on Steam and a rating of “Very Positive.” Speaking of Steam, the game is only $20 on Valve’s online shop–so give it a look if you want to save a few bucks. It’s listed as “Playable” on Steam Deck, too.
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