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- Cheapest right now
- € Standard · Global · Driffle
- Live offers
- 23 offers · 10 stores
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There is a blood drive handing out Vampire Survivors and one of its DLC to donors. That sentence is the whole story: it surfaced on 3 September, and we have no confirmed list of countries, no dates and no idea how the code reaches you. If it runs where you live, go and give blood. If it does not, poncle's roguelite is one of the cheapest things on Steam anyway, and the part worth reading is what happens when you start adding the expansions.
The game came out on 20 October, nearly four years ago, and it holds 246,231 positive reviews out of 251,256 on Steam. That is an Overwhelmingly Positive, and Metacritic sits at 86. You move, the character shoots on its own, and half an hour later there are four hundred skeletons on screen.
The €0.95 offer is not a copy of the game
Open the PC page and the first number is €0.95 from Driffle. Nobody sells this game for that. What you are paying for is entry to somebody else's account with the game already inside: our tag reads Steam Account, while Driffle's own page describes an Epic Games account. We are not going to guess which launcher it really is. What matters is the rest — the game never joins your library, you cannot gift it or resell it, and a password change on the seller's side ends the arrangement. There is a second one of these further down, G2A at €3.01.
Seven keys beat Steam, and the best of them by €1.14
Steam asks €3.74. We hold 22 live offers from nine stores, and nine of them come in under that. Seven are keys you redeem yourself: Kinguin €2.60, K4G €2.79, Eneba €2.80 and Gamivo €2.81, all Global; Eneba again at €2.93 but locked to Europe; Difmark €3.04 and CDKeys €3.49, Global. The other two below the official price are the accounts, Driffle at €0.95 and G2A at €3.01. Best case you save €1.14, which is what the cheapest key takes off Valve's number.
| Offer | Price | What you are buying |
|---|---|---|
| Driffle | €0.95 | Someone else's account |
| Kinguin | €2.60 | Steam key, Global |
| Eneba | €2.93 | Key, Europe only |
| CDKeys | €3.49 | Key, Global |
| Steam | €3.74 | Official store |
| Kinguin | €3.90 | Steam Gift |
| Eneba | €4.10 | Xbox key, Europe |
Past €3.85 there is nothing left to buy. Everything above that line is Steam Gift — Driffle €3.85 for the United States, Kinguin €3.90 Global and Europe, G2A €4.03, €4.33 and €4.39, Gamivo €4.39 — and a gift is a transfer between accounts, not a code. Every one of them costs more than walking into Steam and paying the €3.74. The two G2A keys at €4.39 Global and €4.89 Europe are in the same boat, and Eneba's €4.10 is an Xbox key for Europe, which is a different purchase altogether. So the useful part of the page is the top third: buy Vampire Survivors key for €2.60 and stop reading.
Emergency Meeting is the only DLC with a real market
Seven offers, six of them with a reading from today, and the cheapest belongs to Steam at €1.86. Behind it everything is Steam Gift: K4G at €2.02, G2A twice at €2.49, Gamivo at €2.95 for Global and Difmark at €2.99 for Europe. Five gifts and one official price, which means the only ordinary code on the page is Valve's own. The Emergency Meeting crossover with Among Us landed on 18 December and players rate it Very Positive, 982 of its 1,056 reviews.
Operation Guns and Ode to Castlevania have one offer each
Operation Guns, the Contra one, arrived on 9 May and sells for €1.86. On Steam. Only on Steam, at least among the shops we track. Its reviews run 531 positive out of 584.
Ode to Castlevania is the same situation at €2.99, out on 31 October, and it is the one the players liked most by a distance: 1,829 positive out of 1,886, which Steam calls Overwhelmingly Positive. For two of the three expansions, then, the comparison earns its keep by telling you to stop looking.
The full set: €10.45 on Steam, €9.31 if you split the purchase
Base game at €3.74 plus €6.71 of DLC comes to €10.45 paid entirely to Valve. Swap the base game for Kinguin's €2.60 key and you land on €9.31. That is the whole prize for shopping around on this one, and it is worth knowing before you spend twenty minutes hunting for a bundle that does not exist.
The console side is shorter still. On PS5 we hold exactly one offer, the PlayStation Store at €4.99, read on 16 July. No resellers, no accounts, nothing to compare.
Does waiting still pay off? 494 days of readings
We have logged the PC page every day since 25 October, 494 days with a reading behind it. The record low is €2.00, from late April. Between 23 July and 20 August the cheapest offer froze at €2.53 and stayed there for twenty-nine days without moving a cent.
On 21 August it jumped to €2.86 and has been sliding back down since: €2.71 on the 27th, €2.69 on the 29th, €2.65 on 3 September, €2.60 on the 4th, €2.58 on the 5th, €2.60 today. Sixty cents separate the all-time floor from the current price. Set an alert if you enjoy that sort of thing, but the game is not going to get meaningfully cheaper, and the DLC are not going to get any competition.
I have been a gamer for as long as I can remember, and for the last 14 years I have been making life easier for other gamers. CEO and co-founder of Gocdkeys.
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