A Tokyo 42 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 €1.99 (no fees) at Steam · 5 verified stores, 5 offers in stock · Updated 22min ago.
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Tokyo 42 for PC starts at €1.99 (no fees) at Steam, a Steam key.
We have never recorded it cheaper than this.
Supply is thin — 5 offers from 5 stores — and thin supply keeps prices steady rather than falling.
That €1.99 (no fees) key is at its usual price: no bargain, no spike.
Worked out from 2,133 daily records of the Steam Key for Tokyo 42 across 5 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 €1.99 (no fees) and Steam Gift from €3.21 (€3.50 with fees).
4 of the 5 offers work on US — the Global ones plus the ones issued for your own region.
The press verdict is 68 out of 100 from 48 reviews, and 42% would recommend it.
One listing is worth ignoring: the Steam key that K4G has at €9.34 (€10.53 with fees) is more than 5 times the cheapest offer and is not what this game costs. The number to work from is €1.99 (no fees) at Steam.
As of writing this, Tokyo 42 is my game of the year. Sure it has its small quirks but there’s nothing here that hasn’t stopped... Read more
On Tokyo 42's website, the developers boast the game as a beloved blend of Syndicate and Grand Theft Auto, and honestly, they couldn't be more... Read more
It's hard to believe that Tokyo 42 is the debut title from developer SMAC as its an extremely polished and enjoyable. Read more
Tokyo 42 was certainly a refreshing game with its stunning isometric design and unique mission setups. Read more
SMAC Games and Mode 7’s Tokyo 42 places us in a stylish isometric open-world; more specifically, as an unfortunate male framed for murder. The answer?... Read more
Beautiful, strange and sometimes a bit fiddly, Tokyo 42 offers a dazzling toybox to explore. Read more
As far as debut projects go, Tokyo 42 is a great game with a fascinating sense of style and a confident swagger, let down by... Read more
There's something about Tokyo 42 that makes it quite engrossing. Playing it often feels like hard work due to the annoying camera, but it's strangely... Read more
Tokyo 42 is a visually pleasing game for everyone that loves stealth games with some action thrown in to balance the mix. Read more
An isometric shooter with a ton of style, and a lack of complexity that works in its favour. Read more
Some flaws in perspective and a few attempts to do a little too much don't detract from a solidly entertaining shooty sneak-'em-up. Read more
This is not a bad game by any means – although it can be as frustrating as hell – but the amazing world design feels... Read more
Whilst some of the gun mechanics don't work as well as they should, there's still lots of missions, customisation, and a cracking electronic soundtrack in... Read more
42 does an amazing job of creating a big world that doesn't feel overwhelming, it just needs a little more polish with the gunplay. Read more
From weapon skins to just spying someone doing something weird in a penthouse suite, there is a lot of fun to be had just exploring... Read more
This beautiful cyberpunk playground holds a staggering amount of detail but not enough reasons to stay. Read more
Thanks to the imprecision of its shooting controls and the cheap behaviour of its AI, I could never really develop any confidence in Tokyo 42's... Read more
Tokyo 42 offers a stylish, polished, well-presented open world that's unfortunately just not an awful lot of fun to do anything in. A few nice... Read more
Entertaining in bits, but ultimately more frustrating at times, Tokyo 42 is a cool game setting that needs a fixed camera and some tighter controls. Read more
With nods to Bladerunner and an isometric design that harks back to Amiga games, this could be great fun if the campaign mode wasn't so... Read more
A gorgeously stylised cyberpunk action/stealth game in the vein of Syndicate, with lots to like but issues with execution dragging it down. Read more
Tokyo 42 has been sold on the strong, vivid visual design of its world, but how player's view it is at the root of the... Read more
Tokyo 42 is an engaging isometric game that is hurt tremendously by a mechanic that should have been a selling point. While the game plays... Read more
Tokyo 42 takes some of the best features from the original Grand Theft Auto and packages them up in a sublimely gorgeous aesthetic, resulting in... Read more
Inspired by masterpieces like Syndicate and GTA, Tokyo 42 is both fascinating and imperfect. This frenetic shooter is set in a futuristic metropolis, dominated by... Read more
Tokyo 42 represents a genre of simple action-packed games. While it wildly differs from likes of Hotline Miami, it gives similar experience. It features great... Read more
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