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Steam has moved on Pragmata for the first time since spring. Valve is asking €47.99 today instead of €59.99, and that is the lowest figure we have ever recorded on Steam’s own entry for this game.
Now the other half of the story. Our PC page carries 55 live offers from 18 stores and 27 of them come in under that €47.99. The first Standard code among them is €30.54 at Gamivo with the coupon GCDKGamivo.
Eighty-four days at €59.99, then twelve euros off
We keep 2,667 daily readings of this page, the oldest dated 28 April. Steam’s own entry barely moves through them. €59.99 every day from the end of April to 19 May, then €49.19 from 20 May to 15 June, and after that €59.99 again on every single day between 16 June and 7 September. Eighty-four readings in a row, the same figure each time.
Yesterday it dropped to €47.99. Twelve euros off the full rate, a fifth of what Valve had been charging, and lower than the dip we logged in May. If the official store is where you buy, this is the best morning Pragmata has given you.
€30.54 against €47.99, and that gap has been open since spring
Here is the Standard order on the page today, coupons already taken off: Gamivo €30.54 with GCDKGamivo, Eneba €30.88 with Gocdkeys10, Driffle €31.91 with GOCDKEYS10, Kinguin €32.66 with SEPGOC10 and G2A €33.10 with GCKG2AG3X7P. Then CJS-CDKeys at €35.41 with no coupon at all, Instant Gaming at €39.49 and Green Man Gaming, an authorised store, at €40.79.
So the discount everyone is writing about lands €17.45 above the cheapest Standard we list. Read the other way round, the code is 36% under Valve’s new figure. Humble Bundle and GamersGate did not move at all: both still show €59.99, which puts them 49% above Gamivo.
| What you are paying for | Cheapest | Store |
|---|---|---|
| Standard code, Europe | €30.54 | Gamivo, coupon GCDKGamivo |
| Shared Steam account | €19.57 | Difmark, coupon Gocdkeys |
| Steam Gift | €36.74 | Gamivo, coupon GCDKGamivo |
| Deluxe Edition | €43.05 | CJS-CDKeys |
| Official store | €46.54 | GamesPlanet |
| Steam after the cut | €47.99 | Steam |
The €19.57 at the top is a login, not a copy
Difmark opens the page at €19.57 with the coupon Gocdkeys, €23.30 before it. What changes hands there is a Steam Account: somebody else’s username and password, the game staying in their library, you playing inside it. It sits €10.97 under the cheapest real code, and that distance is the whole reason to read the label first.
A Standard code you paste into Steam yourself, and afterwards the game is on your name. A Steam Gift leaves the seller’s account, so there is a transfer to wait for and a region that has to line up. Gamivo carries one of each, €36.74 for the Gift and €37.65 for an account, both with GCDKGamivo. Five ordinary codes sit under €33.10, so neither of those two is doing you any favours.
Five monthly floors, all of them between €31.89 and €35.71
Leave the shared account aside and look at what the cheapest code has cost each month, before any coupon: €32.60 at G2A in April, €35.71 at CJS-CDKeys in June, €31.89 at Gamivo in July, €33.71 at Driffle in August and €33.72 at Driffle so far this month.
Under four euros of movement across five months. Resale has been sitting still since spring, and nothing in that run suggests another three weeks of patience buys you anything. Valve moved yesterday; the market around Valve did not. If you want to play it this weekend, buy Pragmata key from the top of the page and stop refreshing.
A Deluxe below the official Standard, and one absurd entry
The Deluxe starts at €43.05 on CJS-CDKeys, then Eneba at €45.66 with Gocdkeys10 and Green Man Gaming at €47.59. Line that up against the official shelf and the bigger edition from a reseller undercuts the base game from Valve. Humble Bundle and GamersGate want €69.99 for the same Deluxe. GamesPlanet asks €46.54 for the Standard, Fanatical €49.17.
One entry defies explanation: a loose Standard at CJS-CDKeys for €232.56. It is real and it is on the page. Sort by amount before you buy anything on a resale listing and you will never meet it.
What Capcom put on the moon
Pragmata reached Steam on 17 April, five months back, developed and published by Capcom. Third-person action on a lunar station: Hugh does the shooting in a suit while Diana, an android girl, hacks the enemies. The hacking runs as a grid puzzle you solve while the firefight carries on around you.
Players took to it. Steam’s verdict reads Overwhelmingly Positive, off 31,212 positive reviews out of 32,513. We have no press score on file for it, so we are not going to invent one; Metacritic comes through empty on our side.
The console pages are thinner. Xbox has 33 offers from €23.50, an account at GamesPSN, with the first proper code at €36.54 on Eneba with Gocdkeys10 while the Microsoft Store holds €59.99. PS5 has eight from €27.71, an account again, with the PlayStation Store at €59.99 and a disc at PCcomponentes for €51.99. Switch 2 has five, from €35.27.