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The Precinct PS5 Key: compare prices from 5 offers (October 2026)
A The Precinct 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 €12.35 (€13.16 with fees, -56%) at Key4Games, Account format · Cheapest official key: €29.99 (no fees) · 4 verified stores, 5 offers in stock · Updated 14min ago.
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The Precinct for PS5 starts at €12.35 (€13.16 with fees) at Key4Games, 56% under the €29.99 (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 €29.99 (no fees) at Playstation Store.
That €12.35 (€13.16 with fees) already includes the GOCDKEYS15 coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
Only 5 offers across 4 stores carry it, and thin supply means the price barely moves.
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Are these stores safe to buy The Precinct from?
Worth knowing before you click: Key4Games is cheapest at €12.35 (€13.16 with fees) but has only 37 Trustpilot reviews behind it. If that thin track record bothers you, Difmark has the same shared account at €14.36 (€15.01 with fees) with 14.2k reviews and a 4.1 out of 5.
Which The Precinct format should you buy?
By format: account from €12.35 (€13.16 with fees).
There is no discounted third-party key: the only one available is the official store's, at €29.99 (no fees).
Can you activate The Precinct in US?
All 5 offers redeem on US, so region is not something you have to check on this one.
Is The Precinct worth it?
The press verdict is 70 out of 100 from 93 reviews, and 48% would recommend it.
So, which The Precinct deal should you buy?
There is no third-party key on offer today, so the choice is between the shared account at €12.35 (€13.16 with fees) at Key4Games — cheap, but the game never becomes yours — and paying the official €29.99 (no fees) for a key on your own account. Either is defensible; just know which one you are picking.
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The Precinct
Is it worth it?
- 70/100Critics' average scoreOpenCritic · Fair
- 47%Critics recommend it91 critic reviews
- 87%Steam reviewsVery Positive · 7,994 reviews
Is it alive?
- Watching now on Twitch
- Live channels
What the press says
The Precinct is one of my favourite games of 2025 so far. Having played the demo I was really looking forward to the full game,... Read more
After so many years of games encouraging us to break the law, having one that lets us enforce it is fantastic. The Precinct makes me... Read more
The Precinct isn’t aiming to be the next blockbuster, and it knows that, but what it offers is tight, well-crafted, and genuinely fun. Read more
The Precinct plays in a smaller sandbox that you might be used to, and there’s a finite number of things to do, but it’s all... Read more
The Precinct is an impressive sandbox romp. Fueled by a dynamic crime system that offers up hours of fun, bite-sized objectives, it's a very difficult... Read more
Serve, protect, and patrol in The Precinct – a living, breathing world of crime and justice! Read more
The Precinct effortlessly blends simulation, sandbox, and silliness. Imagine being a cop in one of the early top-down GTA games, but with modern game design... Read more
Developed by Fallen Tree Games, The Precinct has you playing from the other side of the law in a spin on the classic GTA formula. Read more
The Precinct is an incredible journey into the other side of the action genre. Rather than breaking the law, you are upholding it. Rather loosely,... Read more
Some shortcomings and omissions regarding its overall content don't prevent The Precinct from being an excellent throwback to an older gaming era. Read more
A fun ride that I enjoyed from start to finish, with the end credits rolling before the game's limited scope could start hurting the experience.... Read more
The Precinct is an engaging and atmospheric neon-noir cop simulator that, while not without its flaws, delivers a unique and satisfying experience. Its combination of... Read more
The Precinct is an ambitious attempt at creating an authentic police simulator that gets many things right but is held back by technical limitations and... Read more
While The Precinct can be a little rough around the edges, Fallen Tree Games has done a solid job of making the job of a... Read more
The Precinct is a great game when its systems work in your favor despite a lackluster main story and a few glaring issues holding it... Read more
Driving down the highway of Averno City while taking in the sights, with the occasional arrests for misdemeanors and felonies, is definitely a policeman’s dream... Read more
The Precinct is set in Averno City, an amalgam of New York and Detroit. The time is the early 1980s. Trash is in the streets.... Read more
Initially, I had some mixed opinions on The Precinct, but after half a dozen hours or so the world of Averno City began to grow... Read more
The Precinct’s focus on proper protocol eventually wears a little thin, but its gorgeous, top-down take on GTA-inspired action from the right side of the... Read more
It is clear what Fallen Tree Games and Kwalee are looking to deliver with The Precinct, and there is room for such games to exist... Read more
The Precinct is a campy love letter to '80s cop dramas, blending street-level patrols with high-speed chases in an open world. While it nails the... Read more
The Precinct blends action with police simulation and a solid '80s aesthetic, but underdeveloped storytelling, rough mechanics, and bugs tarnish what could have been a... Read more
While its first few hours show real promise, The Precinct quickly bogs down in repetition, lackluster storytelling, and frustrating design choices that make law enforcement... Read more
The Precinct takes a welcomingly sober approach to videogame policing, focusing as much on the mundane as the action-filled aspects of the job. But this... Read more
The Precinct is a fresh and very entertaining proposal that makes you feel like a real cop in a chaotic city full of dangers. Its... Read more
The Precinct met all my expectations and fulfilled that wish I've been longing for since the days of the original GTA, although I think it... Read more
The Precinct is not a perfect game, nor does it pretend to be, but for fans of this type of proposals it can become a... Read more
It's a shame that The Precinct ends up being an uneven title, perhaps due to some archaic systems, its predictable story, and its repetitive gameplay... Read more
The Precinct offers an interesting police story riddled with clichés, good times, and a desire to do things right. Read more
While not groundbreaking in innovation or story, The Precinct shines with solid mechanics and an inspired technical design. A love letter to noir and early... Read more
The Precinct takes the sandbox freedom of a GTA and puts us on the other side of the law, with a freedom to be rewarded... Read more
A competent open world action game that answers how fun it would be to be a cop in a gta like game. The answer? Pretty... Read more
The Precinct takes advantage of a brilliant concept to deliver a title with great, at times unexpressed, potential. Playing law enforcement in a fictitious American... Read more
An action cop game that winks at Miami Vice, Hill Street and other historical detective series from the 80s. The game structure is interesting, the... Read more
It's a video game that promised to put us in the shoes of a street cop in the 80s and, even if it doesn't excel,... Read more
The Precinct is a game that attempts to turn the tables by offering a GTA-style adventure in the shoes of the police. Although on paper... Read more
The Precinct has everything it needs to put on a great show, but it forgets the most important thing: entertainment. Read more
The Precinct has a wonderful unused premise and utilises it very well for the most part. You really feel like a guardian of the law... Read more
The Precinct may not live up to the expectations of those who expect the madness of classic GTA from the point of view of the... Read more
The Precinct delivers an immersive police experience, full of action, surprises, and challenges faced during patrols, but with some big flaws. The gameplay becomes repetitive... Read more
When I started playing, I was apprehensive about the bugs I would encounter, but I was surprised to find that the game's performance was solid.... Read more
Even though it provides fun moments, especially for those who enjoy free exploration in open worlds, The Precinct is a frustrating experience for those who... Read more
The Precinct succeeds in delivering a distinctive police experience reminiscent of classic crime films, with an exciting chase system and great freedom of exploration. However,... Read more
The Precinct succeeds in delivering a rare experience that blends realistic police investigations with action chases in a style inspired by the 1980s. While it's... Read more
The Precinct offers an enjoyable, exciting and sometimes problematic experience in Averno City, which it created with GTA 4 aesthetics. It's definitely a good game,... Read more
If you're not bothered by the repetitive nature of a simulation game and think, "I can roleplay as a cop for hours without getting bored,"... Read more
The Precinct is a title created with passion, and it shows in many ways. We get a wealth of options for dealing with criminals, from... Read more
The Precinct is a game that is definitely worth giving a chance. It is not an outstanding title that will be forever etched in our... Read more
A city in the style of a classic GTA game needs the hand of the law - you. You protect it with a police badge... Read more
Fallen Tree Games Limited's The Precinct tried to portray the work of a police officer in a crime-ridden city as faithfully as possible. However, the... Read more
The Precinct comes at just the right time and combines nostalgia and modern gameplay in a wonderful way. The atmosphere and the city breathe eighties... Read more
The Precinct is a peculiar case. Its roughly ten-hour campaign doesn’t offer many thrilling moments: mostly talking heads and crazy criminals. Yet, it's surprisingly enjoyable... Read more
A decent cop simulator that slightly lacks variety. Despite its flaws, you'll sometimes want to return to it to catch criminals and decide their fates. Read more
The Precinct feels like a forgotten VHS tape of an old cop show that someone transferred to 4K without any remastering. It crackles and hisses,... Read more
If you've been searching for a truly unique police game, The Precinct might be exactly what you're looking for. It draws inspiration from some of... Read more
About the game
* languages with full audio
Requirements
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Windows 10 64-bit
- Intel Core i5-7600K / AMD Ryzen 3 1200
- 8 GB RAM
- Nvidia GeForce GTX 660Ti / AMD Radeon R7 370
- Version 11
- 8 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Game runs on HDD, but an SSD is recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Windows 10 64-bit
- Intel Core i5-10400F / AMD Ryzen 5 5600X
- 16 GB RAM
- Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 / AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT
- Version 11
- 8 GB available space
- Additional Notes: SSD recommended
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