Dead by Daylight Cheapest Price: 8 Stores Compared

The same game is €6.76 at Eneba and €12 at G2A, and if you land on the wrong page it is €69.99 at IndieGala. That is the full spread for one PC copy of Dead by Daylight, bought on the same afternoon. So the question is not really "is it cheap" (it is), the question is which of these eight stores you actually trust with your card. Let me lay them all out.

Prices verified from our live price database on July 31, 2026.

Quick context on the game itself so you know what you are buying: Dead by Daylight is a 4v1 asymmetric horror chase game that launched on 2016-06-14 and has quietly become a live-service fixture. It sits at a 71 on Metacritic, but the player-side number is the loud one: 79% positive across 898,360 Steam reviews. That is a huge, long-tail audience, which is exactly why so many stores carry it and why the price war below is worth reading before you check out.

The Dead by Daylight cheapest price, all 8 stores at once

Here is every live listing we track, sorted cheapest first. "Type" is the store category from our data; "trust" is our 0-100 store trust score.

Two things jump out. First, the top five stores are separated by about €1.24 total, so "cheapest" and "most trusted" are almost the same decision here, which is rare. Second, the bottom three are noise: G2A at €12 is nearly double the leader, YuPlay at €25.66 is a strange outlier, and IndieGala is listing the full €69.99 RRP with no discount at all. Ignore the bottom half of that table unless the top half is out of stock.

One honest note on the columns I am not showing: region, activation platform, per-store checkout fees and delivery speed are not in our verified data for these listings, so I am not going to guess at them. Where those matter, I flag it below instead of inventing a number.

The two stores that actually matter

Eneba, the cheapest buyable copy

At €6.76 (a 66% cut), Eneba is the current floor. It is a keyshop with a trust score of 80, which is solid for the category without being the best on this list.

GameBillet, the safest copy

GameBillet is the only listing in the top tier flagged as official in our data, and it carries the highest trust score of the eight at 92. The trade-off is price: €8.00 after a 60% cut, so you are paying roughly €1.24 over Eneba for that peace of mind.

If you want a middle path, Kinguin at €6.84 is the quiet value pick: it is essentially Eneba's price (eight cents more) with a higher trust score of 85. For most buyers, that eight-cent premium buying a bit more store confidence is the smart trade.

Best store by situation

Delivery timing is not in our data, so I will not rank a "fastest" for you and pretend otherwise. Here is what the numbers do support:

• Cheapest: Eneba, €6.76. Lowest price, trust 80. Fine for a game this low-stakes to buy.
• Safest: GameBillet, €8.00. Official type, trust 92, and only about a euro more than the floor.
• Best balance: Kinguin, €6.84. Basically the cheapest price with a trust bump to 85.

Avoid G2A (€12), YuPlay (€25.66) and IndieGala (€69.99) for this title. There is no version of the math where paying two to ten times the leader makes sense when the cheaper stores here already clear a decent trust bar.

Is now a good time, or should you wait?

This is where I separate the buy box from the history books. Our tracked historical low is €2.99, recorded on 2026-07-01. That is a past snapshot reading, not a price you can click today. The best you can actually buy right now (€6.76) sits €3.77 above that low.

Here is how the tracked price has moved. Through early and mid June it hovered around €7.15 to €7.62. Then it fell off a cliff: down to €3.12 on June 23, holding at €3.12 on June 27, and bottoming at that €2.99 reading on July 1. From July 5 onward it climbed straight back to the €6.40 to €6.76 range, where it has sat, remarkably flat, for the whole back half of July.

So the read is simple. That sub-€3 window was a short, sharp sale spike that has already closed, and the price has been stable near €6.70 for three weeks. If a game you want is €6.76 and has stopped moving, there is no strong reason to sit and wait for a repeat of a one-week dip that may not come back for months. If you are patient and only care about the absolute floor, set an alert and hold; a €3.77 gap on a €7 game is not enough to lose out on playtime over. Personally, at this price I would just buy it.

Watch which edition you are adding to cart

Dead by Daylight has crossover editions that bundle killers and maps, and they are priced separately from the base game. If a themed roster is what you are after, the Silent Hill Edition and the Stranger Things Edition are their own listings, so do not assume the €6.76 base price covers them. Buy the base game first if you are new; the licensed content sits on top of it.

Who this is for

Horror-with-friends players and anyone who likes tense cat-and-mouse chases will get their money's worth many times over at this price; it is a live game with an enormous, active community. If asymmetric multiplayer is not your thing and you want co-op horror instead, Left 4 Dead 2 is the obvious neighbor, and Dead Cells scratches a totally different roguelike itch if you want single-player instead. But for what it is, an evergreen 4v1 that almost never drops below a fiver, Dead by Daylight at €6.76 to €8.00 is an easy pickup from any of the three top-tier stores above.

FAQ

What is the cheapest price for Dead by Daylight right now? €6.76 at Eneba, a 66% discount, as of July 31, 2026. Kinguin (€6.84) and Gamivo (€7.00) are within pennies.

Has it ever been cheaper? Yes. Our tracked low is €2.99 from July 1, 2026, but that was a brief sale reading and is not buyable now. Today's best is €3.77 above it.

Which store is the most trustworthy for it? GameBillet has the highest trust score here at 92 and is listed as an official store, at €8.00. Kinguin (85) is the best-trusted of the sub-€7 keyshops.

Should I buy now or wait? The price has been flat near €6.70 for three weeks after the July dip closed. If you want to play, buy now; if you only want the all-time floor, set an alert and be patient.

Alex, Scout Team