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How GameGator compares prices

Where prices come from

GameGator has existed since 2017. We check every store before it goes on the site, and we only keep stores that meet a high standard. From there we read their feeds and keep each offer in USD, EUR, or GBP.

A game page shows the latest offer we have stored, sorted by the lowest price after the discount already shown by the store. You can filter by platform, store, region, and launcher.

The page also charts the lowest price we stored on each day for about the last six months. Cover art and descriptions come from IGDB.

Before you buy

We test the prices we show and line them up with the price on the store. Tax, a payment fee, or a change after our last check can still make the checkout total different. If you want to look yourself, note the store, the price, the edition, and the region, then open the offer with Buy.

A lower row can be another edition, another launcher, or a region-locked key. You pay the store, and that store handles refunds and key problems.

Some Buy buttons are affiliate links. If you buy through one, the store may pay GameGator a commission. Offers stay ordered by price.

When a price changes

Each time we read a store's list for a game, we take down offers that store no longer has. If the price, the name, the region, or the launcher has changed, we update the offer. If nothing has changed, we leave it alone.

On the game page, each offer shows how long ago it last changed. Hover that time to see the exact moment. Stores are read on their own schedules, so one offer can be from today and another can be much older.

We keep checking so the price on GameGator stays in line with the store. Tax and payment fees can still appear when you check out.

Frequently asked questions

GameGator has existed since 2017. A lower price on a game page is an offer from one of those stores, in USD, EUR, or GBP. It can be lower because that store is discounting the edition, because the key is limited to a region, or because the offer is for a different launcher. Read the offer name, the region, and the launcher before you treat two rows as the same product.

We check every store before it joins GameGator, and we keep the list to a high standard. The stores we compare are Steam, Epic Games, GOG, Ubisoft, Humble, Fanatical, Green Man Gaming, 2Game, Eneba, G2A, Kinguin, Gamivo, Driffle, HRK, K4G, Electronic First, MMOGA, Gameseal, and Difmark. You buy on the store site. GameGator shows the offer and links you there.

We test prices so the amount on GameGator matches the price on the store. That amount is after the store discount, in the currency you selected (USD, EUR, or GBP). Tax, a payment fee, or a change after our last check can still make checkout different. When we have a coupon code for that offer, it is shown on the price row. The chart on a game page is the lowest price we stored for that game on each day, for about the last six months.

Open the game page and filter by the Steam launcher, your platform, and your region when a region is listed. The default sort is the lowest price after the discount on that offer. A cheaper row can be another edition or a region-locked key. The offer name is the title the store sent us. You then complete the purchase on that store site.

Check the edition, the launcher (Steam, Epic, Ubisoft, GOG, and others), the platform, and the region. A key can be limited to certain countries. Confirm system requirements on the store or publisher page. Read the refund policy published by the store before you pay. Refunds, invalid keys, and activation problems are handled by the store that sold the key.

Create a Steam account at store.steampowered.com/join if you need one, and install the Steam client from store.steampowered.com/about. Sign in. Open the Games menu at the top of the Steam window and choose Activate a Product on Steam. Enter the key from the store. If Steam accepts it, the game is added to your library. These steps follow the Steam help article Activating a Product on Steam.

We read each store feed and keep the offers it sends, in USD, EUR, or GBP. A game page shows those offers, and you can filter by platform, store, region, and launcher. The usual order is the lowest price after the store discount. Each offer shows how long ago it last changed. If a store stops listing an offer, we take it down. If the price, name, region, or launcher changes, we update it. If nothing changed, we leave the offer as it is. Cover art and descriptions come from IGDB.

Some Buy buttons are affiliate links. This applies to Eneba, G2A, HRK, Kinguin, Green Man Gaming, Gamivo, 2Game, K4G, Driffle, and Electronic First. If you buy through that link, the store may pay GameGator a commission. Offers on a game page are ordered by the after-discount price, lowest first, unless you change the sort. Links to Steam, GOG, Epic Games, Ubisoft, Humble, Fanatical, MMOGA, Gameseal, and Difmark are sent through without an affiliate code.

Email support@gamegator.net or message us on Discord. Include the game, the store, and the price you saw on the store page. We do not publish a list of corrections. The offer updates when a later feed brings a new price, and it comes down when the store stops listing it. GameGator is operated by Securax UG, Regensburger Str. 39, 85055 Ingolstadt, Germany. See the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.