LivingEveryday - publisher catalogue and prices

Titles in our catalogue: 30. The list covers releases where LivingEveryday is credited as publisher, including games made by different studios. To narrow it to one studio, use the developer filter.

The price history chart on each game page shows how often and how deeply a title has been discounted. Next to it we list the all-time low separately for official stores and keyshops, with the date, so the discount rhythm is visible.

Open any title and compare offers across over 40 stores, both official ones and keyshops. If no current price suits you, set a price alert and we will get in touch when an offer drops below your target.

Practically everything: the reference price, regional pricing, the discount calendar and whether the game reaches key sellers at all. That is why one publisher's titles behave similarly on price even when entirely different studios built them. If you notice that LivingEveryday games come down by a regular amount, that pattern will most often hold for the next title too.

There is no single rule that covers every publisher, but on a specific title you can see it straight away. If a game has already returned to a similar low several times, the next cut rarely goes much below that level. Waiting then changes little, and if you want certainty anyway, a price alert will watch for the drop for you.

The list covers titles where LivingEveryday is credited as publisher in our data. Three things can make it shorter than the company history. Rights to older games change hands, so a release from the nineties may now be credited to someone else. On some markets the same title is published by a local partner and appears under that name instead. And games pulled from digital sale have no active offer, so they do not reach price listings.

Every edition of a LivingEveryday game with its own price is a separate entry. Standard, deluxe and anniversary editions are three different products, and so are versions for different platforms, because a key for one will not work on another. Bundles collecting several games from one publisher add more entries. So when comparing, check you are looking at the same edition, because the cheapest row is often the version without the add-ons.

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