Two letters and I start looking.
Nothing matches that.
I looked everywhere I look.
Prices from Epic Games Store, Green Man Gaming, GOG.com, Nintendo eShop, Steam, Xbox, re-checked every 15 minutes. Keyshops are labelled as keyshops.
Sort by "Cheapest" for the lowest shelf prices, or keep "Chip's pick" to rank deals by how far each price sits under that game's own history. The "Never been cheaper" preset shows only all-time lows.
Not by itself. A discount is measured against the list price, which can be years old. Chip compares today's price with the game's own price history: a row only says "lowest ever" when no lower price has been recorded.
Keyshops resell keys instead of selling them first-hand. Every store here is labelled official or keyshop, and the "Official stores only" toggle removes keyshops from the list and the counts.
Steam runs four big seasonal sales a year, in spring, summer, autumn and winter, and most stores follow the same rhythm. All-time lows cluster there. Between sales, this page is what moved today.