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Single games or bundles

If you already know the title you want, a single game listing is the most direct route. Many offers are grouped under featured deals, publisher sales and category sales, so check those sections before adding anything to your basket. Bundles suit shoppers who want several titles at once, and the site describes fixed-price bundles alongside build-your-own options.

Build-your-own and mystery bundles

Build-your-own bundles let you pick the titles within a set, which is useful if you have a shortlist and want to compare the total cost. The site states that the more games you pick, the more you save. Mystery bundles work differently, as the contents are a surprise. They suit buyers who enjoy discovering new games, but offer less control over what you receive, so read the bundle description before buying.

Using the game finder

If you are unsure what to play, the game finder filters the catalogue by genre, playstyle and theme. It is a quick way to narrow thousands of listings to a short, relevant list. Combining those filters with popular categories such as new releases can help you spot good value without scrolling through everything.

Beyond PC games

The homepage also lists books and comics, software, eLearning and audio. These sit apart from the game catalogue, so check the product type before purchasing if you need a specific format.