Is there a way to compare game prices in different stores?
Sometimes I get games a bit cheaper on Humble Store or Fanatical, but I wonder: is there's a way to see if it's even cheaper somewhere else?
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Where can I compare video game prices?
The 4 Best Sites for Video Game Price Alerts- PSPrices.
- IsThereAnyDeal.
- Deku Deals.
- Steam Wishlist and SteamDB.
Where are games the cheapest?
With that in mind, here are the best sites to buy cheap video games.- Humble Bundle.
- Fanatical.
- Slickdeals.
- GG. deals.
- Reddit's /r/GameDeals and /r/ConsoleDeals.
- Green Man Gaming.
- Gocdkeys.
- DLCompare.
Why are game prices different in different countries?
I imagine different local economies have different prices of living and values of currency. Game prices are changed to reflect the local economy and to support whatever local taxes are put forth. Yes, a certain amount of the reason is due to the publishers needing to make a profit.Is Humble Bundle legit?
Humble Bundle was the very first "bundle" site, actually. They later expanded into a Humble Store, which sells DRM-free games and Steam keys (depending on the game) individually. Yes, they're legit; they get their keys directly from the publisher/developer.How I Buy My PC Games at The Lowest Prices | Track Offers \u0026 Sales Across Different Stores Like Steam
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