Best G2A Deals This Week: Clair Obscur From $27.71 and More
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This week’s best G2A deal is Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 for $27.71, a GLOBAL Steam key for one of the best-reviewed RPGs of the last two years, which Steam sells for $47.99 today (20% off). I checked seven more well-reviewed games, all 38% to 63% under their Steam price, from Ghost of Tsushima to Persona 3 Reload.
Every pick below has Very Positive or better Steam reviews, and every price is checked against Steam and the all-time low. G2A is not always the cheapest place in the market, so where an authorized reseller or keyshop is lower today, I say so. A marketplace price only counts as a deal if it beats the alternatives you would actually use.
How G2A works
G2A is a marketplace, not a store. Independent sellers list keys there and set their own prices, which can change by the hour. These are marketplace keys, not official store purchases. Before you buy, check two things on the listing: the seller’s rating (stick to high-rated sellers with lots of feedback) and the key’s region and platform (GLOBAL works in the US; Europe or EMEA keys won’t). Prices below are the cheapest regular offers I saw, before any checkout fees. New to key sites? Read our guide to where to buy cheap game keys safely.
Show all 8 deals at a glance
| Game | Platform / region | G2A price | Steam / official price | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 | Steam key, GLOBAL | $27.71 | $47.99 | 42% |
| Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut | Steam key, GLOBAL | $36.15 | $59.99 | 40% |
| Lies of P | Steam key, GLOBAL | $26.42 | $59.99 | 56% |
| Persona 3 Reload | Steam key, GLOBAL | $22.25 | $59.99 | 63% |
| SILENT HILL 2 | Steam key, GLOBAL | $28.34 | $69.99 | 60% |
| DOOM: The Dark Ages | Steam key, GLOBAL | $31.04 | $49.99 | 38% |
| Kingdom Come: Deliverance II | Steam key, GLOBAL | $28.45 | $59.99 | 53% |
| It Takes Two | EA app key, GLOBAL (not Steam) | $21.22 | $39.99 | 47% |
The Scroll in Brief
- Best overall: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Steam key, GLOBAL) at $27.71 on G2A, versus $47.99 on Steam today.
- Cleanest win: Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut at $36.15, lower than the authorized reseller price I found ($37.99) and $23.84 under Steam.
- Biggest percentage: Persona 3 Reload at $22.25 is 63% under Steam, but Microsoft Store has it for $20.99 right now.
- Wait list: DOOM: The Dark Ages, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Silent Hill 2 and It Takes Two all sell for less or hit lower lows elsewhere.
- Read the platform line: It Takes Two here is an EA app key, not a Steam key.
This Week’s G2A Deals: 8 Keys Worth a Look
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 — Steam key (GLOBAL)
$27.71 on G2A for a GLOBAL Steam key, versus $47.99 on Steam right now (20% off its $59.99 price).
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a single-player turn-based RPG with real-time touches: you dodge, parry and counter during enemy turns instead of just waiting. You lead Expedition 33 through a painterly fantasy world inspired by Belle Époque France, on a mission to stop the Paintress, who erases everyone of a certain age each year. It launched in April 2025 and became one of that year’s most praised RPGs.
Best for: RPG fans who want a story-heavy game with combat that keeps your hands busy.
Gary’s take: Buy. It has Overwhelmingly Positive reviews on Steam (95% of about 281,000) and a 91 on Metacritic at time of posting. Price history on GG.deals: the official-store low is $21.57 (about six months ago) and the keyshop low is $20.03 (October 1, 2026), so $27.71 is good but not the floor. Gamebillet, an authorized reseller, lists it at $36.99 today, so G2A beats every price I found by a wide margin.
Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut — Steam key (GLOBAL)
$36.15 on G2A for a GLOBAL Steam key, versus $59.99 on Steam today (no sale running).
Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut is an open-world samurai action-adventure set on the island of Tsushima during the Mongol invasion of 1274. You play Jin Sakai, a samurai who has to bend his code to save his home, with sword duels, stealth and bow combat in a stylized, windswept landscape. The campaign is single-player, and the Director’s Cut adds the Iki Island expansion and the online co-op mode Legends.
Best for: Open-world action fans who want a gorgeous, story-driven adventure with great sword combat.
Gary’s take: Buy if you want it now. It has Very Positive reviews on Steam (94% of about 98,000) at time of posting. Price history on GG.deals: the official-store low is $30.16 (about six months ago) and the keyshop low is $25.43 (April 9, 2026), so this is $6 above the best official price ever. It is also lower than the $37.99 an authorized reseller lists today, which makes this the cleanest G2A win on the list.
Lies of P — Steam key (GLOBAL)
$26.42 on G2A for a GLOBAL Steam key, versus $59.99 on Steam today (no sale running).
Lies of P is a single-player soulslike that retells Pinocchio as a dark action RPG. You fight puppets and monsters through the ruined, Belle Époque-style city of Krat with a mix of blade, handle and arm-mounted tools, in tight, punishing combat. It is third-person and story-driven, and it launched in September 2023 to strong reviews.
Best for: Soulslike fans who want something fast and sharp, plus anyone curious how a Pinocchio story turns into a boss rush.
Gary’s take: Buy if you want it now, wait if you can. It has Very Positive reviews on Steam (92% of about 84,000) at time of posting. Price history on GG.deals: the official-store low is $19.97 (about two months ago) and the keyshop low is $17.34 (October 6, 2026), and authorized resellers list it at $29.99 today, so G2A is slightly cheaper than them now but above the records. Steam sales have taken it to half price before.
Persona 3 Reload — Steam key (GLOBAL)
$22.25 on G2A for a GLOBAL Steam key, versus $59.99 on Steam today (no sale running).
Persona 3 Reload is a single-player JRPG remake of the 2006 classic. By day you live a school life in Tatsuya City and build social bonds; at night, during the hidden Dark Hour, you climb the tower of Tartarus and fight Shadows with your Persona. It has a stylish, music-heavy presentation, and it is a long game, so expect a big time commitment.
Best for: JRPG and Persona fans, plus anyone who likes mixing calendar-management with turn-based dungeon crawling.
Gary’s take: Wait unless you are itching to start. It has Very Positive reviews on Steam (94% of about 66,000) and an 89 on Metacritic at time of posting. Price history on GG.deals: the official-store low is $17.22 (about three months ago), the keyshop low is $14.59 and live now, and Microsoft Store lists it at $20.99 today, so G2A is not the cheapest place in the market this week. It is still far below the $59.99 Steam price.
Silent Hill 2 (2024 remake) — Steam key (GLOBAL)
$28.34 on G2A for a GLOBAL Steam key, versus $69.99 on Steam today (no sale running).
Silent Hill 2 is a single-player survival-horror remake from Bloober Team. James receives a letter from his late wife and returns to the fog-covered town of Silent Hill, where he solves puzzles, searches ruined buildings and fights disturbing monsters. It is a slow, atmospheric psychological horror game, and the 2024 remake keeps the original’s story while rebuilding the visuals and combat.
Best for: Horror fans who like story, atmosphere and puzzles more than jump-scare action.
Gary’s take: Wait unless you need it this week. It has Very Positive reviews on Steam (95% of about 66,000) at time of posting. Price history on GG.deals: I could not confirm an official all-time low, but Fanatical, an authorized reseller, lists it at $21.34 today and the keyshop low is $19.89 (October 3, 2026), so G2A is not the best price available. It does beat Steam’s $69.99 by a lot, which matters if you want it in your Steam library.
DOOM: The Dark Ages — Steam key (GLOBAL)
$31.04 on G2A for a GLOBAL Steam key, versus $49.99 on Steam today (no sale running).
DOOM: The Dark Ages is a single-player first-person shooter and the prequel to DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal. The Slayer fights a medieval war against Hell with a shield, a flail and heavy guns, and the combat leans toward standing your ground and parrying instead of constant air-dashing. It mixes tight arena fights with a bigger, more cinematic campaign.
Best for: Shooter fans who want loud, gory, power-fantasy combat and a campaign they can finish in a weekend or two.
Gary’s take: Wait. It has Very Positive reviews on Steam (89% of about 47,000) at time of posting. Price history on GG.deals: the official-store low is $19.59 (about six months ago), the keyshop low is $18.46 (July 30, 2026), and Fanatical lists it at $22.49 today, so G2A is $9 above that authorized price. Keep it as a fallback if those sales end; do not pay $31 if you can wait a week or two.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II — Steam key (GLOBAL)
$28.45 on G2A for a GLOBAL Steam key, versus $59.99 on Steam today (no sale running).
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is a single-player, story-driven open-world RPG set in 15th-century Bohemia. You play Henry, a blacksmith’s son turned reluctant hero, in a realistic medieval world with no magic, hard sword fighting and a lot of freedom in how you solve quests. It is a deep, slower RPG that rewards patience and exploration.
Best for: RPG fans who want a grounded, historically flavored open world instead of dragons and spells.
Gary’s take: Wait if you can. It has Very Positive reviews on Steam (94% of about 198,000) and an 89 on Metacritic at time of posting. Price history on GG.deals: the official-store low is $20.99 (about two months ago), the keyshop low is $17.83 (July 18, 2026), and an authorized reseller lists it at $23.89 today, so G2A is $4.50 above that. It is still half off Steam, so it is fine if you want to start now.
It Takes Two — EA app key (GLOBAL)
$21.22 on G2A for a GLOBAL EA app key (it will not go into Steam), versus $39.99 on Steam, Epic and the EA app.
It Takes Two is a co-op-only action-adventure made for exactly two players, either on the same couch with split screen or online. You play a bickering couple turned into dolls, and every level hands the two of you different tools and mechanics that only work when you cooperate. It won Game of the Year at The Game Awards 2021, and one copy can bring in a friend through the Friend’s Pass.
Best for: Couples, siblings and friends who want a co-op game they can finish together.
Gary’s take: Wait, unless you need it this weekend. It has Overwhelmingly Positive reviews on Steam (95% of about 272,000) and an 89 on Metacritic at time of posting. Price history on GG.deals: the official-store low is $7.99 on Steam (March 26, 2026) and the keyshop low is $8.92, so $21.22 is more than double the record. Co-op games drop to single digits often, so patience pays here. Also note the G2A key is for the EA app, and the cheaper PC listing is English-only.
Gary’s Tips for Buying on G2A
- Match the platform. A Steam key goes into Steam; an EA app key needs the EA app. Neither is interchangeable.
- GLOBAL or North America only. US buyers should skip keys marked Europe, EMEA or any single country other than the US.
- Pick the seller, not just the price. A few cents more for a 99–100% seller with thousands of ratings beats a brand-new seller with no feedback.
- Check the final total. G2A shows prices before payment fees, and it will offer paid extras like G2A Plus or buyer protection at checkout. Decide on those before you pay.
- Compare once more. Official stores and authorized resellers run sales too. If Steam, Fanatical or Microsoft Store drops to within a dollar or two of G2A, buy there instead.
Gary’s Take
If you buy one key this week, make it Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 at $27.71. It is the best-reviewed game on the list, it is a GLOBAL Steam key, and G2A beat every price I found for it.
Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut at $36.15 is the other clean pick, because it also beats the authorized reseller price today. Persona 3 Reload, Silent Hill 2, DOOM, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and Lies of P are all much cheaper than Steam, but each has a lower price somewhere else right now, so buy them here only if you want them this week. Skip It Takes Two for now: $21.22 is more than twice its $7.99 low, and the key is for the EA app.
What I’d skip: any version of these games with a Europe or EMEA region tag, and any seller without a long track record.
Prices checked on G2A October 13, 2026, around 3:30 p.m. ET. G2A prices come from independent sellers and change by the hour. Always confirm the price, seller and region on the listing before you buy.
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Sources
- G2A: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Steam/PC key
- G2A: Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut Steam/PC key
- G2A: Lies of P Steam/PC key
- G2A: Persona 3 Reload Steam/PC key
- G2A: SILENT HILL 2 Steam/PC key
- G2A: DOOM: The Dark Ages Steam/PC key
- G2A: Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Steam/PC key
- G2A: It Takes Two Steam/PC key
- Steam: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
- Steam: Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut
- Steam: Lies of P
- Steam: Persona 3 Reload
- Steam: SILENT HILL 2
- Steam: DOOM: The Dark Ages
- Steam: Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
- Steam: It Takes Two
- GG.deals price history pages for each game, checked October 13, 2026
