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Cela le place 8% sous sa moyenne de 4,60 € depuis 2023, donc c'est un meilleur moment que la plupart.
Cette key à 3,16 € est à l’un de ses meilleurs prix.
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Le verdict de la presse est 79 sur 100 sur 116 analyses, et 82% le recommanderaient.
Une annonce mérite d'être ignorée : ce que Greenmangaming affiche à 54,99 € (clé Steam) vaut plus de 17 fois l'offre la moins chère et n'est pas le prix de ce jeu. Le chiffre à retenir est 3,16 € chez Gamivo.
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