PC Game Keys

PC game keys are digital codes that unlock games on the platform shown in the title, from Steam and Microsoft to Rockstar and Ubisoft. K4G offers competitive prices and instant digital delivery on keys, so you can move from checkout to redeeming your game. Product titles name the platform and product type, and sometimes an edition or region, like Premium Online Edition or Global. The Platform field on each product page shows the same platform with its icon and name. Match these details to your setup before you look at the offers.

Why does the platform in the title decide where I can redeem a code?

A code belongs to a single platform. If you try to use a key on the wrong one, you'll see an 'Invalid Product Code' error. So, Steam keys go to a Steam account, Microsoft codes to a Microsoft account, and so on. It's simplest to stick with the platform where your library and friends already are.

How do I redeem a Microsoft code on a PC?

On Microsoft's redeem page, sign in with your Microsoft account and then enter or paste your code. The same steps work for gift cards, Xbox download codes, and tokens. After you redeem it, you can download games and apps on that account.

What should I know about Minecraft: Java & Bedrock Edition?

To redeem a Minecraft code, you need a Microsoft account. You can create one for free if you don't have one. Java and Bedrock Edition for Windows are now sold as a single package, so one code unlocks both. You'll find listings for the game as a Microsoft CD Key and as a Microsoft Account.

Where do Ubisoft keys go?

Ubisoft keys are activated in Ubisoft Connect on PC. Select your profile in the top left corner or open the overlay, choose Key/Code Activation, enter your key and select Activate. Some keys ask you to pick a product and platform. The game is tied to the Ubisoft account you activate it on and appears in your library, where you still need to download it. A key can be redeemed only once, so an 'already in use' message means it was activated on another account.

How do I compare listings of the same game?

You might see the same game listed in a few different ways. For example, Tabletop Simulator is available as a Steam Gift, and Minecraft comes as a CD Key or an Account. Compare these four things in order: platform, product type, edition, and region. Remember that a Standard Edition is a different product from a Premium Online Edition. A CD Key is redeemed on your own account, while an Account listing is delivered as account access, so the delivery steps can depend on the seller.

Where can I shop for one specific launcher?

If you stick to one launcher, you can go straight to its category: Epic Games, GOG, Ubisoft Connect, Battle.net, or Rockstar. You can also find a separate page for Steam game keys.

FAQ

Do I need an Xbox to use a Microsoft code?

No. A redeemed Microsoft code is tied to your Microsoft account. You can use that account on the Microsoft Store website, on Windows, or on an Xbox.

What if I ordered the wrong Microsoft code?

If you haven't revealed the code yet after purchase, contact our support team to swap it for the right one or get a refund. To avoid problems, always check the platform, edition and regional restrictions before checkout.

Do I need a launcher account before I buy?

You need the account to redeem the code, not to buy it. Have it signed in and ready when the code arrives.