Found a game you want? Ludoya shows you where to buy it. Every game page has a Marketplace section holding both second-hand copies from other players and new copies from retail shops, so you can compare the two without opening ten browser tabs.
The Marketplace Section
For each game you'll see:
- Marketplace listings — second-hand copies from players near you, listed first
- Store offers — one row per shop, grouped by availability: Available, Preorder, Out of stock
- Prices in the shop's currency, with an approximate conversion to yours next to it
- The shop's own product title — handy for telling editions and language versions apart
- Country flags so you know where each shop ships from
Offers from shops that don't ship to your country are folded away under their own toggle — visible if you're curious, but never cluttering the list of offers you can actually buy.
Deals & Promo Codes
When a shop runs a discount, the offer shows a "% off" tag with the previous price crossed out. Some shops also offer Ludoya users a promo code — the listed price already reflects the discount, and Ludoya shows you the code to apply at checkout so you actually get it.
Shops on Ludoya
Some shops are more than a price source — they run their own Ludoya organization account. Their offers link to their profile, where you can follow them, browse their events, and see their activity in the community.
Never Miss a Deal
Shop deals and new arrivals also appear as posts in your feed, and you can get notified directly: turn on Price drops and New arrivals under Settings → Notifications, and pick the channel — push, email, or in-app.
The Offer Page
Tap a deal in your feed and it opens as its own page, with the game, the shop, the price, and the previous price struck through next to a % off badge — or a New flag if it's a fresh arrival. View at shop takes you to the retailer to buy.
Offers are ordinary posts underneath, so you can like one and comment on it. That turns a good price into something your group actually notices: someone spots a deal, the people who follow them see it, and the copy gets bought before it sells out.