Crazy Belts
Publisher: Immanitas Entertainment GmbH · Release date: 2016-01-05
Where is Crazy Belts cheapest in Australia?
The cheapest Crazy Belts key that activates in Australia has a listed price of $0.89 at Eneba (Steam, GLOBAL key). That is 87% less than the dearest offer we track. That compares with $6.95 on Steam. Checked .
Do you know what happens after check-in? Do you think our luggage is safe in the conveyor belts of the airport? Now you can discover the truth! Crazy Belts is a casual puzzle game that tells the amazing story of our bags, and why they end up in distant countries when we leave them in the belts...
Crazy Belts prices
Prices last checked . Each is the price the store lists; marketplaces add a service fee at checkout.
- Eneba — $0.89 (Steam, GLOBAL)
- Steam — $6.95 (Steam, GLOBAL)
- G2A — €1.56 (Steam, GLOBAL)
- Kinguin — €2.74 (Steam, GLOBAL)
- HRK Game — €4.56 (Steam, GLOBAL)
Questions about Crazy Belts
Is a Crazy Belts key cheaper than buying it on Steam?
Yes. The cheapest key that activates in Australia costs $0.89, 87% less than the $6.95 Steam asks.
What is the lowest Crazy Belts price in the last 30 days?
The lowest price we recorded for Crazy Belts in the last 30 days, counting keys for every region, was $0.89. The lowest listed price for a key that activates in Australia is $0.89 today.
Do these Crazy Belts prices include fees?
Not always. Stores that sell their own keys, such as Steam and GOG, add no service fee, though sales tax is added at checkout in the US and Canada. Marketplaces add a service fee at checkout, and some payment methods add their own, so on a marketplace the total at checkout will be higher than the price listed here.
Is it safe to buy a cheap Crazy Belts key?
Official stores sell their own keys. Marketplaces and third-party sellers sell keys from other sellers: check the seller and the key’s region before you buy, and pay through the store’s own checkout.
Crazy Belts reviews
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Steam: Mixed (52%) · 25 reviews