Project Zomboid Cheapest Price: 6 Stores Compared

The same copy of Project Zomboid is EUR7.01 at Eneba and EUR22.91 at Electronic First. That is a EUR15.90 spread on one game, and both are key resellers, so the pricier listing buys you nothing extra. Below is exactly who carries it, what each one costs, and which store to actually trust with the Project Zomboid cheapest price.

Prices verified from our live price database on August 10, 2026.

The gap, and why it exists

Project Zomboid carries a EUR19.5 RRP. Across the six stores we track, the price runs from EUR7.01 up to EUR22.91, which means one listing is sitting above full RRP while another is 64% under it. Same game, same platform, wildly different totals.

The reason is simple: all six sellers here are keyshops, not first-party stores. Prices are set by resellers, not the publisher, so they drift with supply and how aggressive each store is that week. It also means the usual keyshop rules apply. A key gets you the game, but the checkout total can shift with payment method or an added fee, and none of these carry a first-party storefront guarantee. Pick on price and trust together, not price alone.

Every store that carries it, head to head

Two things jump out. First, the top three (Eneba, Kinguin, Gamivo) are packed into a 36-cent band from EUR7.01 to EUR7.37, so the "cheapest" title is basically a coin toss decided by trust and checkout fees. Second, YuPlay and Electronic First are not competitive on this game at all right now. EUR18.70 and EUR22.91 for a title you can get at EUR7.01 is a hard skip, regardless of how the trust scores read.

We do not track per-store delivery times or voucher amounts for this listing, so I am not going to invent a "fastest" winner. What I can compare is real: price, type, and trust.

Eneba (EUR7.01, trust 80/100)

Kinguin (EUR7.31, trust 85/100)

Gamivo (EUR7.37, trust 72/100)

G2A sits mid-table at EUR10.30 with a 75/100 trust rating, which is fine, just about EUR3 more than it needs to be here. YuPlay (EUR18.70, trust 65/100) and Electronic First (EUR22.91, trust 85/100) round out the list. Electronic First's 85/100 trust is genuinely good, but no trust score rescues a EUR22.91 sticker when the same game is EUR7.01 a click away.

Best store by situation

Cheapest: Eneba at EUR7.01. Straightforward. It is the lowest buyable price and the only one with a live 64%-off tag.

Safest (best trust for the money): Kinguin at EUR7.31. It ties for the top trust rating at 85/100 and costs 30 cents more than the floor. If a keyshop purchase makes you slightly nervous, that is the cheapest insurance on this page. Electronic First shares the 85/100 score but at EUR22.91 it is not a serious option for this game.

Best balance: honestly, Eneba. You are getting the lowest price at a trust score (80/100) that is only a notch under the top. The gap to Kinguin is small enough that either is defensible; go Kinguin only if you specifically weight trust over saving 30 cents.

Should you buy at EUR7.01, or wait?

Here is the honest read on timing. Our tracked historical low for Project Zomboid is EUR1.24, logged on 2026-06-29. That is a past snapshot reading, not a price you can buy at today. The current buyable best (EUR7.01) sits EUR5.77 above it, so anyone waiting for that number should know it is not on any shelf right now.

More useful is the recent trend. Through July our tracker had this game bouncing around the EUR3.79 to EUR4 mark, with a dip near EUR2.24 in late June. Then it climbed: EUR5.51 on August 7, and EUR7.01 today. In other words, the current price is a local high, not a trough. It is still 64% off RRP, but it is not the strongest this title has looked in the last two months.

My call: if you want it now, EUR7.01 at Eneba is a fair, honest price and I would not talk you out of it. But if you are patient, the July pattern suggests this one dips back under EUR5 fairly often, and a EUR2 saving on a EUR7 game is a real chunk. Buy now if you plan to actually play it this month; set a price alert and wait a couple of weeks if you are just stockpiling the wishlist. Either way, Project Zomboid is the kind of deep survival sim that rewards owning long before you "need" it, so there is no wrong answer, only a cheaper one.

If you end up enjoying the systems-heavy sim side of Project Zomboid, the same catalog carries other management-brain games worth a look, like Project Hospital and Project Highrise. Different vibe, same reward-the-planner appeal.

FAQ

What is the cheapest place to buy Project Zomboid right now? Eneba, at EUR7.01 (64% off), with a trust rating of 80/100. Kinguin is next at EUR7.31 with a slightly higher 85/100 trust score.

Are all of these official stores? No. Every store carrying Project Zomboid in our current data is a keyshop, from Eneba and Kinguin down to Electronic First. We do not have a Steam, GOG or Epic listing tracked for it at the moment, so compare by trust score and final checkout total.

Why is Electronic First EUR22.91 when Eneba is EUR7.01? Keyshop pricing is set per seller and moves independently. Electronic First's 85/100 trust is strong, but on this specific game its price is well above the market, and even above the EUR19.5 RRP. There is no reason to pay it here.

Is EUR7.01 a good price historically? It is 64% under RRP, which is good, but not the best this game has shown recently. Our tracker had it near EUR3.79 through much of July, and its all-time tracked low was EUR1.24 (a past reading, not buyable now). If you can wait, a dip back under EUR5 is plausible based on the recent pattern.

Alex, Scout Team