Game Rankings

Score rankings rest on Steam reviews measured by a Wilson score, with a two hundred review floor. Bestseller and wishlist lists mirror Steam's own charts, so they reflect worldwide sales and buying intent rather than our data. Discount rankings order games by the size of the cut against the reference price. Three different questions, three different answers, and it pays to know which one you are reading.

The price next to a title is the cheapest current offer among the 40 plus stores we track, picked from the offers available in your country. Stores block some keys by region and we account for those blocks, so you will not see a price you could not act on anyway. For discounted games we show the reference price and the size of the cut, and entries sitting at the all time low are marked separately.

We track both publisher and platform stores such as Steam, GOG, Epic Games Store, PlayStation Store, Nintendo eShop and Microsoft Store, and key sellers such as Kinguin, Eneba, G2A and Instant Gaming. When a game carries an offer in both places, the keyshop turns out cheaper in more than eight cases out of ten. A keyshop key still needs activating and refunds are usually harder, so the trade between price and convenience stays yours.

Open the page of any game from a ranking and you will see every active offer ordered by price, plus a history chart showing how low the price has gone before. If the current offer does not suit you, set a price alert with your own figure. We check offers every five minutes and send an email when one drops below your threshold.