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Nippon Marathon Steam Key: compare prices from 11 offers (August 2026)

A Nippon Marathon 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 €0.32 (-98%) at Kinguin, 98% below the €14.99 Steam price · 9 verified stores, 11 offers in stock · Updated 01h 23min ago.

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About Nippon Marathon

San! Ni! Ichi! Hajime!!! Stretch your muscles and embark upon the ultimate marathon of Japan in a raucous ragdoll party multiplayer racer where anything can happen. Hurdle barrels, outrun Shiba Inu and dive out of the paths of bicycles - all while chucking fruit at your opponents and dashing across planks precariously balanced over waterfalls - in an unreal experience that must be played to be believed.

Features

Four-player drop-in/drop-out madness!
Solo play is supported, but grab up to four pads and enjoy the supreme silliness of gaming’s greatest marathon. Need a bathroom break to brush pineapple juice off your onesie? Random pedestrian passing by your couch and wants to play? Whatever the cause, hop in and out for the ultimate party get-together!

Experience surprises galore in a race across all of Japan!
Cross the land of Nippon in a series of creative levels spanning busy city streets, narrow old streets, bustling markets, mountaintop shrines and even the top of a bullet train! You never know what will happen next in Nippon Marathon. Perhaps you’ll find time for an impromptu spot of slot machine fun? Maybe a news anchor will jetpack in to interview you on the racetrack? Heck, anything is possible…

An expansive story mode with a bizarre cast of characters!
Climb the ranks from rookie runner to marathon master. Experience the stories of lobster-man J DARWIN, narwhal enthusiast Elizabeth Nishibori, old uncle sailor Zenbei “XEN BAE” and wannabe dating-agency owner Snuguru Maestro, all while revealing the shady secrets of the unseen forces at play behind the Nippon Marathon. Can you beat the returning ten-time champion Handsome Hazuki and his cronies?

Chill out with some Party Games!
Some people like bird watching. Some people like a lazy Sunday afternoon drive. Some people like to throw themselves into a trolley, and smash head-first into man-sized bowling pins! Set your shopping trolley's position, take a running jump, wince as you hurtle towards random hazards and pray you don't end up in the emergency room. Mastered the Turkey in bowling? Then take on the L.O.B.S.T.E.R gauntlet! A precariously narrow, randomly generated assault course. Swinging hammers, pneumatic boxing gloves, and irate American footballers conspire to knock you into the drink!

How much does Nippon Marathon for PC cost right now?

Nippon Marathon for PC starts at €0.32 at Kinguin, a Steam key, which is 98% under the €14.99 it costs on the official store.

That €0.32 already includes the AUGGOC10 coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.

Just 9 stores stock it, 11 offers in all, so there is little here to push the price either way.

Is it worth buying the Steam Key for Nippon Marathon now or waiting?

That €1.06 key is at one of its best prices.

Those €1.06 are 57% below what it usually costs, measured on the store price.
Only 6 stores sell the Steam Key, and with that little competition the price barely moves.
Not counting today, only 6 days out of the 1,824 days on record were this cheap or cheaper; the lowest it has ever cost is €1.15.

At this price it is worth buying the Steam Key now: what you stand to gain by waiting is a few euros, and it is not guaranteed.

Worked out from 2,495 daily records of the Steam Key for Nippon Marathon across 15 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.

Can you activate Nippon Marathon in US?

10 of the 11 offers work on US — the Global ones plus the ones issued for your own region.

Is Nippon Marathon worth it?

Critics landed at 49 out of 100 across 22 reviews, with 9% of them recommending it.

Why is there such an expensive Nippon Marathon offer?

One listing is worth ignoring: the Steam key that GamersGate has at €14.99 is more than 46 times the cheapest offer and is not what this game costs. The number to work from is €0.32 at Kinguin.

At Nippon Marathon we will run in Japan's last marathon, where we will face other players and where anything is possible.

A race riddled with obstacles: barrels, fences, walls, traps of all kinds, and if that were not enough, while running we will throw fruit of must dodge, a real madness of race but at the same time very funny.

A crazy race in which we will travel the streets of the main cities of Japan competing with up to four other players. Dodge all the fruit thrown at you and avoid the continuous pitfalls and dangers of the race or otherwise suffer the painful and embarrassing consequences of collisions. A game that will never cease to amaze us with every race because anything is possible.

It has a multiplayer to play with up to four friends where we must be the first in the most complicated and crazy races in Japan, and the world.

Most common FAQs when buying Nippon Marathon for PC in digital format:

It is a key that will allow you to download the game Nippon Marathon on your PC from official download platforms.

As of 23/08/2026, in United States, the best price we have found in our selection of online stores that include the key for Nippon Marathon on PC is €0.32.

The Steam Key format is what we always recommend due to its ease of use and higher security compared to any other format. You just need to redeem the key in your account to download Nippon Marathon to your game library. The account format requires more complicated steps and is more prone to errors during activation.

The only issue we’ve encountered in 13 years is receiving a duplicate key that doesn’t work. In that case, simply contact the store where you bought Nippon Marathon, and they will provide a new key. You can also contact us, and we’ll help you out.

Delivery times vary by store. For example, in the case of Instatgaming, Eneba, G2a, or Kinguin, delivery is usually instant or takes just a few minutes. These stores rarely delay game deliveries.

Other stores may take 30–40 minutes depending on game availability. On release days, delivery times may be slightly longer.

If you notice an unusually long delay, contact the store or us, and we’ll resolve it as quickly as possible.

At Gocdkeys, we only list the most well-known stores that have passed our quality checks. One of the most important factors is good customer support, and all listed stores offer it.

There have been occasions when those services were overwhelmed, which is why we also offer 24/7 customer support to help resolve any issues or questions.

In any case, we always offer a 100% guarantee, so you won’t have any problems, and if you do, we’ll resolve them as soon as possible.

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TheSixthAxis

Nippon Marathon is a game that is proud to be exactly what it is. There are no pretences or delusions of grandeur, just good clean... Read more

GamePitt

Nippon Marathon is one of the craziest games you’ll play in 2018 either solo or in multiplayer. The game is intentionally created to look like... Read more

GBAtemp

If I had to pick a single word to describe Nippon Marathon, it would be fun. While I struggle to ascertain exactly which part of... Read more

Nintendo Life

Nippon Marathon isn't not going to be everyone's tastes – those eye-wateringly janky visuals (whether by design or not) and the nature of physics-driven racing... Read more

PlayStation LifeStyle

If you're the kind of person who, in the current year of your video game lord 2018 still likes to chuckle at “Engrish” memes and... Read more

Attack of the Fanboy

Nippon Marathon has the potential to be a fun party game, but its technical and design shortcomings prevent it from being a race worth running. Read more

Push Square

Nippon Marathon is a curious multiplayer game that unfortunately falls prey to its own over the top nature. Read more

NintendoWorldReport

In the end having extra modes beyond the main game do nothing to help Nippon Marathon remain a fun time for more than a few... Read more

Pure Playstation

Nippon Marathon is a weird game for weird people. I consider myself to be weird, but this is some next-level stuff. If you find that... Read more

Completexbox

The story has no depth, and to be honest, it’s rather boring. The actual mode could have been fun if the story was more meaningful... Read more

ZTGD

Nippon Marathon in theory is a good idea, but when it came to actually playing the game I did not enjoy myself and I really... Read more

Cubed3

Nippon Marathon is an atrocious game. The kind of "wacky" that is trying far too hard to be funny and failing in every way. Cringeworthy.... Read more

Generación Xbox

Nippon Marathon is a dispensable title and a must play at the same time. A must play... for those who look for silly and timeless... Read more

IGN Spain

With its Takeshi's Castle style, Nippon Marathon will delight those who enjoy the peculiar and ridiculously funny style of these contests, although neither technically nor... Read more

The Games Machine

Nippon Marathon is a positively wacky, completely deranged party game, but it's also very repetitive. Read more

FNintendo

Nippon Marathon could have been a fun and enjoyable party game: its unusual concept and amount of game modes are a good start but sadly,... Read more

PSX Brasil

Nippon Marathon is impressive, but in the wrong way. Somehow, it manages to fail in every aspect, with absolutely nothing in it that could be... Read more

SECTOR.sk

Weird Japan race is so cute and simple-minded, but somehow funny. Especially with friends in party mode. Read more