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Ranking methodology
The rules behind price, freshness and availability labels.
Version: 6 September 2026Advertised prices and merchant links
Advertised prices are dated observations of a merchant's product listing. If checkout fees are unknown, the listing says fees may apply and is not ranked as the cheapest final total. A store link can open the game's product catalogue: select the matching pack and confirm the currency, server, eligibility and final price before paying.
LootBar links use the founder-provided affiliate route and the campaign parameters observed on LootBar's own navigation. A link carrying those parameters does not guarantee commission attribution or settlement. Any reference price identifies its source; a merchant's crossed-out price is not an independently verified official price. Savings examples describe price comparisons, not customer purchases.
What we compare
We compare the exact game, region, pack contents, displayed price, known processing fees and fulfilment route. Different currencies are not ranked against one another without a documented conversion method.
Remote-login methods are excluded from recommendations because they require unnecessary account access.
Freshness
With JavaScript enabled, displayed amounts and promotional comparisons are hidden after 24 hours without a new observation. Static or saved pages may retain an older snapshot. Purchase routes expire after seven days without a successful check. Always confirm the current price at the store.
Prices are evidence-backed snapshots, not guarantees. The merchant checkout remains the final source of the amount payable.
Corrections
Reviewed products may receive automated advertised-price updates with checks on currency, product identity, fulfilment and unusual price changes. Failed checks stop the release for review. Advertised prices are not final-price rankings, which require known checkout fees. Report a discrepancy using the contact page.