Steam Price History Checker

Look up any Steam game to see its price history across 37 stores, its historical low and the current low price, then decide whether to buy now or wait for a sale.

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Price History

Example · Cyberpunk 2077
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How price data is calculated

Data Methodology

GameGeeker organizes valid price records from Steam and tracked stores every day, then builds a weekly view of the past 36 months. The chart compares the market-wide low with Steam's official price so you can see where today's price stands.

Market-wide low

“Market-wide low” means the lowest valid offer within GameGeeker's current price coverage. Stock, regional restrictions and sale status can change, so confirm final price and availability on the store page.

36-month price chart

The chart creates weekly price points across the past 36 months for the market-wide low and Steam's official price. Records update daily, but the chart does not necessarily add a new point every day.

All-time recorded low

The all-time recorded low is the lowest valid offer recorded for the game. It may predate the 36-month chart, so it does not always equal the lowest point currently visible on the chart.

Shop region and currency

Switch Shop region to see current offers available in that region and amounts in its local currency. Historical prices use one consistent USD record; non-USD amounts are converted at the displayed European Central Bank rate for comparison only.

Why check prices on GameGeeker

What you get
Price alert subscription module on a game page

Wishlist price alerts

Set your own wishlist price on any game and get an email when any store drops below it. Free with sign-in, unsubscribe anytime.

Set a wishlist price for this game
Cross-store price comparison list on a game page

37 stores on one screen

Steam plus authorized resellers and CD key platforms such as GOG, Fanatical and Kinguin, compared side by side and refreshed daily.

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Shop region selector with local prices

Prices for your shop region

Switch Shop region to see current offers available in that region and amounts in its local currency. Price history follows one consistent recording method; non-USD amounts are exchange-rate conversions for comparison only.

Open a game's price page

How It Works

Three steps
01

Search a game

Type a game name or paste a Steam store link. Fuzzy matching works in English and Chinese.

02

Read the chart

Compare the 36-month chart, the all-time recorded low and today's market-wide low, with Steam's official price as a reference.

03

Buy at a better price

Use price history and seasonal sale patterns to decide whether to buy now or wait, then jump straight to the store running the discount.

The price history module on every game page: chart, historical low and current low together
The price history module on every game page: chart, historical low and current low together

Understanding Price History

How to read the chart

What counts as a historical low

The historical low is the lowest valid offer recorded since tracking began, together with its date and sale period. Only Steam and authorized channels count, and anomalous offers are excluded. The page chart covers 36 months, so an older all-time low can sit below the lowest point visible on the chart.

Why prices move so often

Every store runs its own sale schedule and regional pricing, and CD key platforms set their own prices. A game typically goes through several discount rounds a year, so a step-shaped chart is normal — most dips line up with a store sale.

When it makes sense to buy

Watch how far today's price sits from the historical low and how close the next seasonal sale is. Within 10% of the low can be a useful buying reference; if the gap is wider, set a wishlist price and wait. Price history supports a decision but does not guarantee that the same discount will return.

FAQ

Common questions
How often is the price data updated?
GameGeeker updates tracked offers and historical records daily. The chart creates weekly price points, so daily data updates do not necessarily add a new point every day.
How much history does the chart show?
The chart shows 36 months of market-wide lows and Steam's official price. Games without enough valid points show current offers first and add a chart once enough history is available.
How is the historical low determined?
The historical low is the lowest valid offer recorded across tracked stores, together with its date and sale period. Only authorized channels count, and anomalous offers are excluded. It may predate the 36-month chart.
What is the difference between today's low and the historical low?
Today's low comes from an active tracked offer available for the selected Shop region. The historical low is a past record whose promotion may have ended and may no longer be purchasable.
Why do prices differ between stores?
Stores have different regional pricing, sale schedules and revenue models, so the same game can sell at noticeably different prices at the same time. That is exactly why checking prices pays off.
Can I set a wishlist price?
Yes. Sign in and set your own wishlist price on any game page. We'll email you when any store drops below it.
Why do some games have no price curve yet?
A recently tracked game may not have enough valid price points yet. Its current offers remain available, and the chart appears automatically as the history grows.
Are CD key platform offers trustworthy?
We only track stores that pass our source review, and anomalous offers are excluded. Every offer names its store and links to the corresponding product page; check region and activation terms before buying.
What currency are the prices in?
Shop region controls current offers and local-currency amounts. Historical prices use one consistent USD record; non-USD amounts are converted at the displayed European Central Bank rate for comparison only.
How often is historical-low data updated?
Historical-low records update daily with price data. Search for any game to see its 36-month chart, recorded low and today's market-wide low, then open the game page for complete offers.