Key facts
- Cheapest right now
- € Standard · Global · Difmark
- Live offers
- 86 offers · 21 stores
- Our pick
- Official Web · Steam Key · Europe · K4G — €
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Farming Simulator 25 is doing the rounds again this week: GIANTS Software marked a player milestone by handing out free content, and the PC page has been busy since. That is as far as we can honestly go on the announcement itself, so here is the part we actually hold data on — 82 live offers from 24 stores, and a price order that quietly mixes three different products.
Sort it cheapest first and the top of it is not a Steam key at all.
Two ways to own it, €6.14 apart
Steam sells the base game itself for €29.99. The cheapest legitimate code we list is €9.99 at Gamivo, a Global copy once the GCDKGamivo code is applied — except it is a GIANTS Software key, redeemed on the studio's own service rather than on Steam. The cheapest code that genuinely ends up in a Steam library is also Gamivo, also Global, at €16.13.
Six euros and fourteen cents. That gap is the entire decision.
The GIANTS side carries on with Kinguin at €11.25 for Europe, Driffle at €11.61, a second Kinguin at €11.69, K4G at €12.86, Gameseal at €13.29, CJS-CDKeys at €15.27 and G2A at €16.05 — that last one sits eight cents under the cheapest Steam key, which makes it an odd thing to pay for. Behind Gamivo on the Steam side come K4G at €17.28, Gamivo's Europe copy at €17.52, Driffle at €17.76, Kinguin at €17.90, Eneba at €17.96 and CJS-CDKeys at €18.27.
| What you are actually buying | Cheapest | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Shared Steam account | €4.19 | Difmark |
| GIANTS Software key | €9.99 | Gamivo, Global |
| Steam key | €16.13 | Gamivo, Global |
| Steam Gift | €31.48 | K4G |
| Base game on Steam | €29.99 | Steam |
What the cheaper activation costs you
A GIANTS key is a straight, above-board product. You get the whole game and the studio's own service looks after it. What you do not get is an entry on Steam: no achievements, no hours counter, no Steam friends list wrapped around it.
A good chunk of this game's audience will shrug at that, because they live in the mod hub and never look at a badge. For anyone who has spent years pulling every purchase into one library, €6.14 is cheap for keeping the habit intact.
The €4.19 at the very top is somebody else's login
Difmark sits above everything at €4.19 with our code applied, and it is the figure that sticks in the memory. It is a shared Steam account. You sign in to an account owned by another person, the game never reaches a library of yours, there is no code to redeem, and the password can change the moment the seller feels like changing it. Kinguin at €11.41 and G2A at €11.54 are the same arrangement for close to three times the money.
We leave all three on the page because they are genuinely for sale. They just should not be the number you walk away with.
Read the product name, not the platform tag
Several stores file these offers under a Steam tag while the product title itself reads Giants Software CD Key. Nothing is being hidden, but the tag and the title disagree with each other, and only the title tells you where the code goes. Open the offer, read the full name, then pay.
A gift at €31.48, and a bundle that is not the giveaway
Further up, K4G has a Steam Gift from €31.48. A gift leaves the seller's own account, so it means a friend request, a wait and a region that matches — and at that money you have already passed the €29.99 Steam charges for the base game. There is no case for it here.
The same page also holds a bundle pairing the game with paid downloadable content, from €26.78 at K4G. The content the studio has just given away is not that bundle, and we are not going to guess at what sits inside either one. The name of the offer is the only thing separating the standalone game from the package.
34,307 positive reviews out of 39,433
Steam's verdict on the PC version is Very Positive, built on 34,307 positive reviews from 39,433 in total. GIANTS Software both develops and publishes it, and it went on sale in November, less than two years ago.
Which leaves a short list. If Steam matters to you, buy Farming Simulator 25 key at €16.13 from Gamivo and stop there. If it does not, the same store's GIANTS code at €9.99 is a third of the Steam store price and still a copy that belongs to you. The €4.19 is neither of those things.