A Lords of the Fallen (2023) 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 €1.97 (-80%) at Driffle, 80% below the €9.89 Steam price · 17 verified stores, 40 offers in stock · Updated 08h 04min ago.
Lords of the Fallen (2023) for PC starts at €1.97 at Driffle, a Steam key, which is 80% under the €9.89 it costs on the official store.
That €1.97 already includes the GOCDKEYS10 coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
With 40 offers across 17 stores there is enough competition for the price to move, so the gap between the cheapest and the rest is worth checking before you buy.
That €1.97 key is at its usual price: no bargain, no spike.
Worked out from 2,293 daily records of the Steam Key for Lords of the Fallen (2023) across 18 stores. See the full price history.
The price does not include each store's payment fees. The percentage is measured on the store price, without coupons, because that is how we record the history. The analysis only counts Key offers. Shared accounts, Steam Gift and physical editions stay out, because they are not the same product and their prices move differently.
By format: Steam Key from €1.97 and Steam Gift from €43.96.
Beyond the standard edition at €1.97, there is the GOTY at €3.00 at Allyouplay, €1.03 more and the Deluxe at €7.64 at Gamivo, €5.67 more. Check on the store what each one adds before paying the difference.
29 of the 40 offers work on US — the Global ones plus the ones issued for your own region.
Critics landed at 73 out of 100 across 114 reviews, with 56% of them recommending it.
One listing is worth ignoring: the Steam gift that G2A has at €58.68 is more than 29 times the cheapest offer and is not what this game costs. The number to work from is €1.97 at Driffle.
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Lords of the Fallen stands as a genuine ode to the souls-like genre, a shining masterpiece that deserves recognition as one of the finest action... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is a stunningly good game. Following a path set for it by Dark Souls 3 it nails every major part... Read more
Most of what fans of Soulslikes want are at the maximum: masterclass-level design, unforgettable bosses, and extensive freedom toward build creation. The combat can feel... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is an amazing achievement from the Hexworks team, and Souls-like fans will immediately feel at home in this highly ambitious title.... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is a game that wears its passion and love of the genre on its sleeve. A gorgeous world, gripping gameplay, enthralling... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is a massive improvement over its namesake prequel, and it provides many highs, but there are definitely some lows as well.... Read more
Lords of the Fallen (2023) is finally here, despite a challenging development cycle, and it's a way better game than the original title. Everything that... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is an awesome soulslike with a fantastic dual-realities premise, even when performance shortcomings and wimpy bosses crash the party. Read more
Lords of The Fallen makes up for its clumsy combat and opaque systems with the fantastic Umbral lamp and its impressive audiovisual design. Read more
Lords of the Fallen is an enjoyable, challenging game, and the aesthetics are out of this world, but it suffers at times from a lack... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is a solid entry in the Soulslike genre, and deviates from the recipe enough to craft its own identity. Read more
Some of the best boss fights in the genre's recent history, riddled with difficulty spikes in all the wrong places. Read more
While not without its issues, Lords of the Fallen is an entertaining game with many great action RPG elements and challenging but satisfying gameplay. Read more
Lords of the Fallen is a solid, if conventional Soulslike, offering imposing adventure while never quite breaking new ground. Though a litany of performance woes... Read more
Engaging combat, brilliant boss fights, and top-notch level design that is amplified further by the creative dual-world mechanics introduced by Umbral, all coalesce into a... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is an exciting kind of Sous-like. Whereas many others aim to perfect the formula, Lords of the Fallen's goal is to... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is a solid and enjoyable task but rarely goes beyond good, instead, it titters on the edge of being special. Great... Read more
Lords of the Fallen boasts impressive visuals and an interesting story for a soulslike, but unfortunately, that's where the praise ends. Read more
When the FPS isn’t dipping, and bosses aren’t cheesing you every step of the way, LotF feels good. But with myriad performance issues, broken multiplayer,... Read more
Lords of the Fallen's shameless copy-paste approach to Dark Souls undermines its great level design and the potential evident in some of its boss encounters. Read more
Despite a solid gameplay foundation, stunning world, and unique two-realm mechanic, by the time I reached credits after 48 hours, I was overjoyed to be... Read more
Missing the elegance of FromSoftware, Lords of the Fallen is let down by Soulslike clichés and performance woes. Read more
I desperately want to like Lords of the Fallen, but it's the first game all year that's actively annoyed me. I love the Soulslike genre... Read more
A Soulslike elevated by a magnificent realm-hopping twist, yet chained down by a host of irritating little flaws. Read more
Possibly, we are facing the closest soulslike and almost equal to the Dark Souls saga itself. It has absolutely everything a fan of the franchise... Read more
Lords of the Fallen can take and sweep the house with the 2014 release. It's a game with its own charisma, very rewarding artistically, and... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is one of the most interesting souls-like games of recent years, providing new ways to face exploration in the genre, as... Read more
Despite its many problems, Lords of the Fallen has managed to conquer us by combining the soulslike of always with a mechanic as novel and... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is a title we highly recommend to all action-RPG fans, especially if you're a fan of the soulslike subgenre. What we... Read more
Everything works and is fun, the ideas are many, and very interesting, and the general feeling is to find oneself in front of a work... Read more
Lords of the Fallen fails to meet every expectation and its own ambitions. With many technical flaws and some gameplay issues, CI Games and HexWorks... Read more
While Lords of the Fallen has a good foundation, what is built upon it often leaves a sour taste, and not all of it can... Read more
Ultimately, this new incarnation of Lords of the Fallen was only partially able to convince us. Read more
Lords of the Fallen is an imperfect title, with numerous aspects that could have rendered it better, but it is still one of the most... Read more
The game design and exploration logic tied to Lord of the Fallen's main mechanics work great, thanks to a game map layout that remains elaborate... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is a really ambitious Souls-like game. It's one of the few that brings great innovation to the table, but it forgets... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is full of good ideas and has the qualities to be a great Soulslike. But, in order to reach its full... Read more
You can show Lords of the Fallen to someone and say that it is Dark Souls 4 has leaked. Chances that people will believe are... Read more
Lords of the Fallen could've been a great reset for the title after a rough development process, but the execution of some of its elements... Read more
While the Umbral Lantern was a creative and fun mechanic, it was not enough to look past the sluggish boss fights and complicated level design.... Read more
after all this waiting and the beautiful early showing of the game, Lords of The Fallen the hope was on it to provide something unique... Read more
I remember reviewing Code Vein in 2019. Dark Souls had inspired that game in very wrong ways and in turn it had made me swear... Read more
Lords of the Fallen is a good game overall, but by no means the gem fans would expect. Read more
The new Lords of the Fallen does many things well and stands with both feet very solidly on the ground. But also against a strong... Read more
Poorly balanced, janky, confusing, and simply not fun, Lords of the Fallen is a prime example that just because you can make a Dark Souls... Read more
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