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A Live the Life Steam Key — also known as a CD Key or digital code — is the official activation code you redeem on Steam and keep in your library permanently. From €5.77 (€6.28 with fees) at Key4Games, Steam Account format · 1 verified stores, 1 offers in stock · Updated 09h 18min ago.
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How much does Live the Life for PC cost right now?
Live the Life for PC starts at €5.77 (€6.28 with fees) at Key4Games, a shared account.
We have never recorded it cheaper than this.
That €5.77 (€6.28 with fees) already includes the GOCDKEYS15 coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
There is a single verified offer for it right now, so this price is the market rather than the best of several.
Can you activate Live the Life in US?
All 1 offers are Global, so the code redeems on any account no matter where it was created.
So, which Live the Life deal should you buy?
There is no key on the list, so the €5.77 (€6.28 with fees) account at Key4Games is the only route — just remember the game lives on the seller's credentials.
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Weird, good natured, and pretty funny with it, The Good Life stands apart, like most SWERY games. Read more
A surprisingly generous and deep life sim from the mind of Swery, but a frustratingly creaky one too. Read more
It may not be for everyone, but The Good Life is a celebration of all things SWERY. Read more
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The Good Life kept my attention longer than it should. I was willing to brave through the mundane just to see what unfolds and what... Read more
The Good Life does many things, but they never felt like they coalesced together into an experience that could stick with me. I certainly enjoyed... Read more
When everything is flowing in The Good Life, it feels like a touch of Animal Crossing with alternatingly quaint and irreverent British pastoral television, all... Read more
For those who relish bizarre interactive experiences, The Good Life is an essential oddity that can't be missed. For everyone else, this is a barely... Read more
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There is a ton of stuff to do in The Good Life, even multiple main storylines to pursue. Unfortunately, completing them and fulfilling the side... Read more
The Good Life is a bit of a mess, trying to be too many things and getting very little right, with weak characters and an... Read more
While the daily ongoings of Rainy Woods and its surrounding environment can rustle up a brief oddity or two, Swery and co's latest round of... Read more
Boring, pointless, and jammed with grating characters and obnoxious story beats, The Good Life doesn't live up to its name. Read more
While there's still some ramshackle charm and memorable silliness to be had, The Good Life takes every opportunity to sell itself short and make playing... Read more
A hugely disappointing mess of a game that magnifies all of SWERY's worst tendencies and fails to compensate in terms of the unengaging characters and... Read more
Though technically rough and uneven, The Good Life is memorable and anything but predictable. Read more
The Good Life is a shambolic RPG that barely hold together, wrapped in the trappings of a rural life simulator. It's tonally stupid and structurally... Read more
The Good Life is a play by Swery, for better and for worse. His personality emanates and shares particularities: outdated technical and mechanical problems, but... Read more
The Good Life is the new work by Yukio Futatsugi and Hidetaka 'Swery' Suehiro although we will see many more typical elements of the latter's... Read more
The Good Life is a chaotic game, for better or worse you find so many elements that it can be overwhelming to keep up. If... Read more
The Good Life is Swery's first take on the Life simulators genre. While it incorporates all the features that made him a cult creator it... Read more
Despite having some interesting moments, The Good Life feels and plays like a crazy mess. Read more
The Good Life is a product plagued by major problems on the playful and structural side. An extremely lacking title from a technical point of... Read more
The Good Life is a grotesque experience with a weird story that a chosen audience might like. Read more
If you already know and appreciate the work of director Hidetaka "Swery" Suehiro, there's a big chance you'll enjoy The Good Life. If you don't,... Read more
Swery retests the patience of all those we love by delivering yet another poorly made result that like the previous ones had the makings for... Read more
Like any other game by Hidetaka Suehiro, The Good Life is a unique experience with simple yet engaging gameplay and solid story telling, offering a... Read more
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