
We gather the lowest price for every game on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo across several stores, rechecked many times a day.



A price is only cheap once it has been compared. The same game can cost very different amounts on Steam, the Nintendo eShop, the PlayStation Store or a key reseller, and the gap tends to widen during seasonal sales. That is why this page does not simply list whatever is discounted: it lists what is cheapest across the stores we track.
An 80% cut off an inflated list price can still end up above a 20% cut somewhere else. On every game we show the final price per store and the curve of what has been charged over time, so you can tell a real drop from a shop-window discount.
Activation keys, accounts and physical media usually cost less than buying straight from the official store, but they carry their own region and activation rules. We label the format of every offer so you compare like with like.
We collect prices throughout the day, store by store. Every offer shows the date and time that price was checked, so you know how fresh it is.
No. We are a comparison site: we show the price and take you to the store selling it. The purchase always happens on the store's own site.
Because these are different offers: different editions, platforms, activation formats and regions. We group them by edition precisely so the comparison stays between equivalent items.
It depends on the history. Each game page shows the lowest and highest price ever recorded, which helps you see whether today's price is already close to the floor.
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