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Casual · Colin Swords

Why Do Boys Play Games?

Why Do Boys Play Games?
Windows Brazil · 14+
1 user reviews · 100% of 1
DeveloperColin Swords
GenreCasual
Wait Price verdict · US updated 8 days ago

The current price is 100% of the way from its all-time low to full price. Seasonal sales have priced it lower.

Why this verdict
Price position between all-time low and full price 100%
All-time low $2.49 · 11d ago
Player reviews 100% positive of 1
Quality score 100/100 · small sample
Value score 0/100

Offers

Official store prices and labeled keyshop comparisons

Official stores (1)
Steam
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About this game

What this game is, in the developer's words

A 2D turn-based tactical strategy game where you create a character, join a fantasy football league, draft a team, and compete for the league championship. Make friends with your league-mates and defeat those same friends in battle to earn upgrades for your team as you also solve a greater mystery.

Why Do Boys Play Games? is a turn-based tactical strategy game that allows you to interact with your opponents when you aren't battling in an attempt to simulate the camaraderie and competition of an actual fantasy football league. You begin by creating a character, completing an optional tutorial, and drafting a custom team of players.

You then take those players into battle. Each player has distinct moves and passive abilities, many of which can synergize with each other.

As you continue through the weeks, you continually upgrade your team on the path to the championship. Along the way you can grow closer to your league-mates by walking throughout the clubhouse and interacting with them between games.

Defeating enemies in battle unlocks further interactions revealing players' motivations and other story elements.

As you compete for the championship you will at the same time uncover a plot that could shake the very foundations of Gamehood.

Media

Trailers and screenshots straight from the store page

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Price history

Accepted price history and recorded lows

Historical lows
All-time low ATL $2.49 2026-07-06
3-month low $2.49
12-month low $2.49
Current $4.99
Price events From the accepted price history
Jul 9, 2026
Sale ended · back to $4.99
Jul 6, 2026
New all-time low $2.49

Why Do Boys Play Games? price history and current deals

Why Do Boys Play Games? for PC currently sells from $4.99 at authorized stores. Its all-time low is $2.49, set on 2026-07-06.

Frequently asked questions

Answered from this game's own price and edition data

How does the current Why Do Boys Play Games? price compare?
The price verdict is wait. The current price is 100% of the way from its all-time low to full price. Seasonal sales have priced it lower.
How does $4.99 compare with the Why Do Boys Play Games? price history?
$4.99 is 100% of the way from the all-time low of $2.49 to the full price. A lower price is recorded in the history.
Which stores list Why Do Boys Play Games??
Why Do Boys Play Games? is tracked at steam. This section lists authorized stores and links to their store pages.
Scores
Steam reviews 1 user reviews · 100%
Media (8)
Tech
Requirements
System requirements platform
Minimum
Minimum:
  • OS: Windows 10 or Later
  • Processor: 2 Ghz
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM
  • Graphics: 256 mb video memory, shader model 3.0+
  • DirectX: Version 10
  • Storage: 500 MB available space
Facts
DeveloperColin Swords
PublisherColin Swords
GenresCasual · Indie · Strategy
ModesMulti-player · Single-player
Links
Ratings
Brazil14+
Indonesia18+
Germany (Steam rating)12+
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