- Price range
- $0.80–$10.83
- Last updated
- 13 March 2025, 11:30
- Offers
- 8
- Stores
- 7
Compare CD key prices for World War I in 7 game stores, and choose the best deal from 8 offers. Below you will find up-to-date prices for World War I on Steam platforms, which can be activated in Global and Europe regions.
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Can I activate World War I in my region?
Most distribution platforms (like Steam) have regional restrictions and different prices for each game: e.g., World War I will cost more for customers from United States than from Argentina, but customers from US cannot activate Argentina’s World War I key.
We show this regional restrictions information under “Region” in our filters and in the list of World War I offers. For instance, “World War I Global” means it can be activated in any country, “World War I Europe” – only in Europe, and “World War I Japan” — in Japan only.
However, some shops do not provide regional information, so the best way to make sure World War I will be activated in your region is to visit shop’s product page: there’s always a special block next to the price that shows if it can be activated in your country or not.
What is the difference between World War I offers from official stores and keyshops?
Official stores get their World War I keys directly from game developers or publishers, while keyshops resell keys from unknown sources.
Keyshops are usually cheaper than official stores, but they are riskier. We recommend reading keyshops’ and sellers’ customer reviews first. Also, most keyshops have buyer’s protection programs to guarantee a refund in case World War I key is not working.
