A Like a Dragon Gaiden The Man Who Erased His Name PS5 Key — also known as a PSN Key or digital code — is the official activation code you redeem in the PlayStation Store of your region and download to your console. From €9.88 (€10.54 with fees, -16%) at Key4Games, Account format · Cheapest official key: €12.49 (no fees) · 3 verified stores, 3 offers in stock · Updated 01h 52min ago.
Final prices with fees and discounts applied
Its price jumps around a lot: we have seen it anywhere from €14.99 to €44.99.
It has only been cheaper on 24 days since 2023.
And it does not drop on any fixed dates, so there is no particular month worth waiting for.
For one like this a price alert beats keeping an eye on it: we tell you the day it drops.
Like a Dragon Gaiden The Man Who Erased His Name for PS5 starts at €9.88 (€10.54 with fees) at Key4Games, 16% under the €12.49 (no fees) of the official store — but that is a shared account, not a key of your own. If you want a key tied to your own account, the cheapest is €12.49 (no fees) at Playstation Store.
That €9.88 (€10.54 with fees) already includes the GOCDKEYS7 coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
Just 3 stores stock it, 3 offers in all, so there is little here to push the price either way.
One caveat worth €0.61 (€0.42 with fees): the €9.88 (€10.54 with fees) at Key4Games is the cheapest, but that store carries only 1 Trustpilot reviews, so there is barely any track record behind it. Difmark sells the same shared account for €10.49 (€10.96 with fees) — €0.61 (€0.42 with fees) more — backed by 14.2k reviews and a 4.1 out of 5, which is a small premium for a seller thousands of buyers have already tested.
By format: account from €9.88 (€10.54 with fees).
There is no discounted third-party key: the only one available is the official store's, at €12.49 (no fees).
All 3 offers are Global, so the code redeems on any account no matter where it was created.
116 outlets reviewed it and it averages 79 out of 100, with 82% recommending it.
There is no third-party key on offer today, so the choice is between the shared account at €9.88 (€10.54 with fees) at Key4Games — cheap, but the game never becomes yours — and paying the official €12.49 (no fees) for a key on your own account. Either is defensible; just know which one you are picking.
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