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PC Gaming Storefronts and Deals
Where to buy games without paying full price, and how to check whether a port is actually playable before you buy it.
SteamThe default storefront and library for PC gaming.Stores
SteamDBPrice history, player counts and depots that Steam itself does not show.Stores
Epic Games StoreWeekly free games and a growing exclusive catalogue.Stores
GOGDRM-free games, including a large catalogue of older titles made to run on modern systems.Stores
itch.ioIndependent games and experimental work you will not find anywhere else.Stores
Humble BundleBundles where you set the price split, including charity.Deals
IsThereAnyDealWatches prices across every legitimate store and alerts on real drops.Deals
FanaticalFrequent bundles and discounts on Steam keys.Deals
PCGamingWikiFixes for frame rate caps, ultrawide support and broken ports.Reference
ProtonDBCommunity reports on how well each game runs on Linux and Steam Deck.Reference
HowLongToBeatHow long a game actually takes, by playstyle, before you buy it.Reference
Nexus ModsThe largest mod repository for PC games, with a capable mod manager.Mods
ModDBLong-running mod and indie database covering older engines too.Mods
BackloggdTrack and rate what you have played, primarily to manage the backlog.Tracking
MetacriticAggregated critic and user scores, useful mainly as a starting filter.Reviews
OpenCriticAggregated reviews with clearer methodology and no user-score noise.Reviews