Key facts
- Cheapest right now
- € Standard · Steam Key · Global · Difmark Digital Keys
- Live offers
- 30 offers · 17 stores
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Breathedge starts with you waking up inside a crashed space hearse next to an immortal chicken, and it is a far better survival game than that sentence makes it sound. 11,858 of its 14,461 Steam reviews are positive, which is what earns it the Very Positive badge, and the press settled on 71 at Metacritic. The strange part is the receipt. Buy it for one machine and it costs €1.23. Buy it for another and the same game, same chicken, costs €29.99.
The same game, €1.23 on PC and €29.99 on PlayStation
Take the two ends of the scale first. The cheapest PC offer today is € (with coupon Gocdkeys) at Difmark Digital Keys, a Standard copy that lands as a Steam key you redeem on your own account. The PlayStation Store wants €29.99 for the PS5 version. That is €28.76 of daylight between them, for a game with the same wrecked hearse and the same ending.
Plenty of people have good reasons to stay on the console. None of them are financial, and it is worth knowing the size of the bill before you tap buy.
28 offers across 16 stores on PC, and Steam is not the cheapest
The PC page is the crowded one: 28 live offers spread over 16 stores. Under €1.60 you have Standard keys you activate on Steam yourself: Gamivo at €1.23 and again at €1.24, Eneba at €1.32, Kinguin at €1.35, K4G at €1.42, Instant Gaming at €1.49. HRKGame slips under that ceiling too, at €1.55, but its offer is a Steam Gift, which works differently: a seller hands the copy over from their own account instead of giving you a code to type in. The game still ends up in your library. The route there is just longer.
Valve’s own shop asks €2.49. A euro more than the resellers, and cheap enough that plenty of people will click it and get on with their evening. Above that the same Standard edition climbs quickly: GamesPlanet €4.90, Greenmangaming €5.44, Playerland €5.99, Allyouplay and GamersGate both at €6.25, and Fanatical, alone up there, at €18.71.
One thing about this page is worth saying plainly, because the console pages are where it falls apart: not a single offer on it is somebody else’s login. Keys and one gift, and the game ends up yours either way.
On Xbox the cheapest offer is an account, not a copy
Four offers here, and the first one needs a warning label. Difmark’s €4.99 is listed as an Account: what you pay for is the email and password of somebody else’s profile. The game is not yours, your saves live on that profile, and the day the password changes you are left with nothing.
The first genuine purchase is €7.37 at Gamivo, an Xbox key you redeem on your own account. G2A has another at €10.11. The Microsoft Store charges €24.99. So the honest comparison on Xbox runs €7.37 against €24.99, and you can read the page as if the €4.99 were not on it.
On PlayStation there is no cheap route
PS4 and PS5 have two offers each, and both times the choice is the same: the official store or a shared account. On PS4 that means Difmark at €17.49 as an Account, or €24.99 in the PlayStation Store. On PS5, €24.99 as an Account or €29.99 official.
We point at a real, redeemable copy whenever one exists. On PlayStation none exists below the official price, so the answer is the PlayStation Store at €24.99 or €29.99 — or the PC version, and you keep the difference.
The four versions side by side
| Platform | Cheapest offer | What that money buys | Official store |
|---|---|---|---|
| PC | €1.23 (Gamivo) | Standard edition, delivered as a Steam key you redeem | Steam, €2.49 |
| Xbox | €4.99 (Difmark) | Account: someone else’s login, not a copy of your own. First real purchase: €7.37 (Gamivo, Xbox key) | Microsoft Store, €24.99 |
| PS4 | €17.49 (Difmark) | Account: someone else’s login, not a copy of your own | PlayStation Store, €24.99 |
| PS5 | €24.99 (Difmark) | Account: someone else’s login, not a copy of your own | PlayStation Store, €29.99 |
Before you go looking for Breathedge 2
The sequel has exactly one offer at the moment: Difmark, €39.99, format Steam Account. What is on sale there is access to another person’s login, at a figure above what the first game costs on any platform, official stores included. Leave it until a redeemable copy shows up.
So: on PC you can buy Breathedge key for a little over a euro and the game is yours. On Xbox, €7.37 at Gamivo, never the €4.99. On PlayStation, the official store. What you give up by going the PC route is the pad and the sofa you already have plugged in, and today that comfort is priced at €28.76.