
Release date: 2021-09-10
The cheapest Lord of the Click 2 key that activates in New Zealand has a listed price of $13.49 at Steam (Steam, GLOBAL key). That is 57% less than the dearest offer we track. Checked .
Yes! Oh my gosh! Hell yeah! This long-promised day has finally come with the release of the game that kills not only your time but your calories as well! The return of the legendary Lord of the Click has happened so suddenly and with a number «II» on the end. Some might say: «Pffft! Why does perfection need a sequel?» We’ll reply with: «Pffft! This is a perfect sequel to perfection!» (with a number «II» on the end). You will ask us: «Are there any new features that you, a respected Kazakh game developer, have incorporated into your flawless masterpiece?» I’ll smile lightly, sit firmly on my armchair and will tell you without any hesitation: «My boy, we’ve added a cooperative mode for you, pal. And now you can learn the truth about this very important thing — who mashes the button faster, you or your granny?». Add this feature to another set of new options: epic in-game campaign created with updated visuals, gameplay innovations for nerds who prefer to consider their moves during the game session, and finally this top-notch marketing text that will help you to buy this game without further ado. Your arms are basically targeted to press that PURCHASE button. Or do they not?
Prices last checked . Each is the price the store lists; marketplaces add a service fee at checkout.
No. Steam sells it for $13.49, the lowest price we track in New Zealand.
The lowest price we recorded for Lord of the Click 2 in the last 30 days, counting keys for every region, was $7.95. The lowest listed price for a key that activates in New Zealand is $13.49 today.
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.
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.
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