Mundo Gamer Network launches Mundo Gamer Deals: a game price comparison that shows only real discounts
Mundo Gamer Network today launched Mundo Gamer Deals (mundogamer.deals), a free platform that compares game prices across official and authorized stores, filters out inflated discounts and alerts players the moment a price drops. At launch it tracks 33,212 active offers across 22,725 games and 21 partner stores.
Deals is the tenth platform of the network and fills a gap that had been open in the ecosystem: the moment when a player, after discovering, watching, learning and discussing games, decides where to buy.
“Our ecosystem already covered where players talk, watch, learn and work. What was missing was the moment they decide to buy. Deals closes that loop: the same community that recommends a game can now show the lowest honest price for it, in the player's own currency.”- Guilherme Cortez, CEO and founder, Mundo Gamer Network
Ten platforms, one ecosystem
With Deals, the Mundo Gamer Network now runs ten connected platforms, covering the whole journey of a gamer and of the companies that serve them:
The network spans content and community (Community and TV), deals and price comparison (Deals), AI assistants (AI), learning (Academy), hiring with a complete applicant tracking system, or ATS (Jobs), fan hubs (Club), the network's token (Token), investment and publishing for studios (Ventures) and its marketing arm, with campaigns, press, creators and partners (Agency).
Deals is wired into the others from day one. In the Community, game pages, the app's deals screen and the "Mundo Gamer Deals offers" widget in news and reviews show offers for the game being read, and price alerts arrive as push notifications. On TV, when a streamer is live, Deals identifies the game being played (from the Twitch category or the YouTube live title) and shows that title's offers on live cards, on the site and in the app. Approved streamer affiliates are credited for the clicks they generate.
Real discounts, not storefront discounts
An advertised discount does not always mean savings. Deals computes each offer's reference price from the store's own price history instead of its list price. Offers with inflated discounts, or prices so low they point to a wrong edition or a faulty key, are removed from the highlights, and the home page tells you when suspicious offers were hidden. Promotions are sorted by real discount.
Every game page shows the price in each store side by side, the price history (30 days, 90 days or all time), a badge with how far the current price is from the historical low, and a price alert: by target price, by percentage drop or by historical low.
Official stores, authorized resellers and marketplaces, clearly labelled
Deals compares the official storefronts of platforms and publishers, such as Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG, PlayStation Store, Xbox/Microsoft Store, Nintendo eShop, EA and Blizzard, with authorized resellers like Nuuvem and with key marketplaces like Eneba. Each store carries a trust label (official, authorized reseller or marketplace of independent sellers), its payment methods and its delivery type, either a licence added to your account or a key to redeem. Everything in a store profile was checked against that store's own official pages; what could not be confirmed is not shown. Players can also restrict their alerts to official and authorized stores only.
Direct partnerships: Mundo Gamer Deals is in direct negotiations with Eneba, Nuuvem and GOG, moving from public price data to direct partner relationships with each of them. The platform is also open to new stores and companies that want to take part.
Prices in your currency, in your country
Deals reads regional prices in 15 markets (Brazil, United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Netherlands, Canada, Australia, Mexico, Poland, Sweden and Japan) and shows them in 10 currencies: BRL, USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, MXN, PLN, SEK and JPY. The region is detected automatically, with no country or currency to pick, and every price states the currency it was collected in.
Alerts that reach your phone
Tap "Want to play" on a title to follow it. When the price reaches your goal, the Mundo Gamer Community app notifies you with a direct link to the offer, and the alert is saved in the notification bell of both the Community and Deals.
Know when to buy and when to wait
The sales calendar lists Steam Next Fest, Black Friday and each store's own dates, with reminders and calendar export. The free games page shows what can be claimed right now, with a countdown, and what is coming next. There are also the deal of the day, the most anticipated releases and browsing by platform: Steam, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo.
Now in five languages
Mundo Gamer Deals is available in English, German, Portuguese, Spanish and Romanian, with prices and store information adapted to each region.
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