Balatro
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Prices last checked 4 hours ago| Store | Edition | Activates on | Region | Price | Buy |
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Standard | Steam | ww | £13.99 £7.44 | Buy |
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Standard | Steam | ww | £14.19 £7.49 | Buy |
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Standard | Steam | ww | £7.81 | Buy |
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Standard | Steam | ww | £12.79 | Buy |
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Lowest ever: £7.44 on 18 July 2026 Today matches the lowest ever
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Our take on Balatro
Balatro suits players who like poker, roguelikes or deckbuilders that reward finding synergies between cards. It works well for short sessions, since a single run rarely takes more than an hour, but the depth of the Joker system also means it holds up for players who want to sink dozens of hours into unlocking everything.
Before buying a key, check which storefront it activates on. Most keys for Balatro activate on Steam, so confirm the store listing matches the platform you already use, especially if you play on Mac or want cloud saves to carry over between devices. Console and mobile versions are sold separately from PC keys, so make sure you're buying for the right platform. Also check whether the listing is region locked, since some cheaper keys are tied to a specific country or region and won't activate outside it.
Balatro is a widely played, well-reviewed game, so it's not unusual to see it included in broader seasonal sales alongside other indie hits. It's worth comparing a few listings before buying, since sellers can vary even for the same edition.
About Balatro
Balatro is a single-player roguelike deckbuilder built around poker hand scoring. Each run starts with a standard 52-card deck, and the goal is to build hands like pairs, flushes and straights to hit an increasing score target, known as a blind, before the ante runs out.
Between hands, players buy and combine Jokers, special cards that modify how scoring works, alongside Tarot, Planet and Spectral cards that reshape the deck or boost specific hand types. Runs are short, usually under an hour, and each one plays out differently depending on which Jokers and cards appear in the shop.
The game is built by solo developer LocalThursday and published by Playstack. It launched on PC and has since been released on consoles and mobile platforms. Its simple rules combined with deep synergy between hundreds of Jokers is what sets it apart from other deckbuilders.
