![[PC, Steam] Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Gold Edition $101.95 @ Steam](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/07/905007.jpg?h=43588669)
Discovered this from isthereanydeal, new historical low. I may wait for a cheaper price as I'm currently playing RDR2 and Psychonauts. Cheers.
[PC, Steam] Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Gold Edition $101.95 @ Steam
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Deal Hunter Go on 09/05/2025 - 09:23 store.steampowered.com (131 clicks)
Last edited 09/05/2025 - 13:00 by 2 other users
Last edited 09/05/2025 - 13:00 by 2 other users
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This might be the first discount since the game came out 3 months ago so it'll get cheaper over time but for those who are keen to play and holding out from paying RRP, this is the first opportunity to jump on.
Of note: the first DLC is scheduled to come out in a week or so, which of course is included in this Gold Edition.
Not necessarily a bargain but a great game nonetheless. I’m 80 hours in and still can’t see the end of the main story yet
Been waiting for a discount!
I was holding back from buying KCD2 first because I didn't know if I would enjoy the combat aspect of the game given it's slower and more realistic than pretty much every other game but after getting KCD1 for like $11 and finishing it, I'm all in.
Aye Captain!
Learnt something new today! Didn’t know you could buy steam keys from cheaper sources
just make sure its a steam key, and not a steam account…
also match region…
Make sure you only buy from retailers listed on IsThereAnyDeal.com, they are all authorised key resellers, so you know there is no sketchy stuff.
Let's hope GOG follows that!
$93.56 (steam key delivered) on Fanatical
I always check the steam prices against Fanatical and GreenManGaming, both reputable, steam key delivered quickly
Nice. Strange those shops aren't tracking on isthereanydeal? I'll update the post. I'll also track these shops including Instant Gaming.
Cashrewards is also offering a bit of a discount on top of your purchase.Thanks!
$100 for a game. Thanks Trump
Games from Steam already have a 10% GST.
It might be safer buying directly from Steam one might think.
Yeah, but it's equally as safe as buying from official stores like Green Man Gaming and GameBillet. And almost always cheaper too, so literally zero reason not to go with them if they are cheaper.
The keyshops like G2A and Eneba, yeah you're more likely to have issue, but I personally never have after years at shopping with both key marketplaces and official stores.
I got the gold edition for the same price back in March on Fanatical.
Bruh
I am not sure if I would consider saving 18$ on a 120$ game a bargain… but thanks for the share