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Assassin's Creed Unity

Assassin's Creed Unity

AAA
⏸ No active deal right now

The last deal ended on October 8, 2026.

Recorded low: $6.75

Prices below are each store's regular / last-known storefront price — the game is still on sale at full price.

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$7.49$29.99

Cheapest first · authorized sellers only

RECORDED LOW
$6.75
STORES SELLING
5
HISTORY

Price History

$26.99$16.87$6.755 Sept21 Sept8 Oct
ALL-TIME LOW
$6.75
GreenManGaming · 15 Sept
30-DAY LOW
$6.75
The chart shows the cheapest authorized store at any point in time.Last scan: 20 h ago
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Regional prices

United States
$7.49
Europe
€7.49
Türkiye
₺749.00
Poland
zł 29.97

Each region's own storefront price for the current best deal — we never convert currencies.

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›Where is Assassin's Creed Unity cheapest right now?

Assassin's Creed Unity is currently cheapest at Steam: $7.49.

›Which stores sell Assassin's Creed Unity?

Assassin's Creed Unity is currently available at these authorized stores we track: Steam, Ubisoft Store, GamesPlanet US, Humble Store, GreenManGaming.

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