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Fight Night is coming back. EA Sports confirmed it on Tuesday, 20 October, with a short teaser posted on X from a brand-new account: a pair of red gloves hanging under a spotlight above an empty ring, and the line "The fight is never over". That's all we have. No platforms, no release date, no price and nothing about how it plays.
What EA has shown so far
The last game in the series, Fight Night Champion, came out fifteen years ago and is still the most recent one. Its Xbox version is still sold digitally on the Microsoft Store for €19.99 (no fees); you'll find it on our Fight Night Champion page.
EA hasn't said when the new one is due. If you want a boxing game this autumn, you'll have to look elsewhere, and right now that means Undisputed.
Undisputed is the boxing game you can play today
It's made by Steel City Interactive and came out on 8 October two years ago, on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Steam users rate it Mixed: 11,570 of its 19,283 reviews are positive, which is 60%. Opinions are split, so read a few reviews before you buy. That score is for the PC version; the console versions don't have a Steam rating.
What it costs on PC, PS5 and Xbox this morning
On PC, the cheapest Steam Key this morning is at Gameboost: €13.69 with the GCDK13 coupon (€14.31 with fees). Gamivo is right behind at €13.07 with GCDKGamivo (€14.51 with fees), followed by Gameseal at €13.19 with SEAL17CKD (€14.83 with fees). Steam charges €49.99 (no fees), so the Gameboost key costs less than a third of that.
The very cheapest option is a Steam Account at Difmark, €7.97 with the Gocdkeys coupon (€8.33 with fees). An account isn't a key, though. You get access to someone else's Steam account that already owns the game, not a copy in your own library. We'd go for the key. Every offer is on the page to buy Undisputed key.
| Platform | Cheapest key | Cheapest account | Official store |
|---|---|---|---|
| PC | Steam Key, Gameboost: €13.69 (GCDK13), €14.31 with fees | Difmark: €7.97 (Gocdkeys), €8.33 with fees | Steam: €49.99 (no fees) |
| Xbox Series X|S | Xbox Key (US region), Gamivo: €10.12 (GCDKGamivo), €11.47 with fees | Key4Games: €7.22 (GOCDKEYS15), €7.80 with fees | Microsoft Store: €49.99 (no fees) |
| PS5 | PSN Key, PlayStation Store only: €49.99 (no fees) | GamesPSN: €8.68 (GOCDKEYS16), no fees | PlayStation Store: €49.99 (no fees) |
On Xbox, the cheapest key is at Gamivo, but it's for the US region: €10.12 with GCDKGamivo (€11.47 with fees). Its list price, €11.90 before coupon and fees, is the lowest we've recorded in 220 days. Check the region before you buy; Gamivo's Europe-region key is €15.28 (€16.80 with fees). PS5 has no discounted keys at all. The PSN Key is only sold on the PlayStation Store, at €49.99 (no fees), and the one cheap route is the GamesPSN account at €8.68 with GOCDKEYS16 (no fees). Console offers are on our Undisputed for Xbox and Undisputed for PS5 pages.
Should you buy it now or hold off?
In our price history, the median for an Undisputed Steam Key is €18.08 (historical figures don't include fees), so today's €13.69 is 24% below what it usually costs.
There's no date for the new Fight Night, and waiting on a game with no date makes little sense if you want to play now. In that case, the PC key costs under a third of Steam's price and sits below its usual level. If you're in no hurry, or you'd rather see what EA shows first, set a price alert for Undisputed and we'll email you when it drops.
Prices checked on the morning of 23 October.
Buying guides and price comparisons written alongside live prices from the stores verified by GOCDKEYS.