French gift cards: Roblox, Epic, PlayStation and Carrefour

France is nearly as broad as Germany, and better in one place that matters to households rather than gamers: groceries.

Gaming

Roblox comes in €10, €25, €50, €75, €100 and €200. Epic runs €10 to €150. PlayStation Store is €10, €20, €50, €60 and €100, Xbox is €25, €50 and €100, and Nintendo covers €15, €25 and €50 with Switch Online at €7.99 and €19.99. Blizzard and Minecraft are here too, all on the gaming shelf.

Three consoles plus the two big PC wallets is rare. Only Germany and the UK match it.

The French specialities

Carrefour from €10 to €100, which turns a gift card into a week's shopping and is the sort of present that actually gets used. Deliveroo from €15. Both live on the shopping shelf.

Apps and the rest

Google Play €10 up to €200. Twitch from €15. Deezer at €11.99 for a month or €143.88 for the year. Ticketmaster from €10. Then Ikea, Nike, Adidas, H&M, Asos, Primark, Decathlon, Foot Locker, Zalando, Mango and Swarovski, with Uber and Uber Eats from €25.

Two cards that cover a household

A Carrefour card and a Roblox card between them cover most of what a French family spends gift money on: the weekly shop for the adults, Robux for whoever is nine.

Both are ordinary codes, but they're redeemed in different places. Carrefour goes against the account doing the shopping, in store or online. Roblox goes on the Roblox account itself, which matters if there's more than one child and more than one account in the house. Put it on the wrong one and the Robux stay there.

Does your account belong here?

A French card needs a French account: a PSN account created in France, an Epic or Microsoft account whose country is France. Set France once at the top of the page and the whole shop filters itself.

If you've never checked, start with find your PlayStation account region or find the country on your Microsoft account.

Our codes don't expire, so buying ahead of a release costs you nothing. Pre-ordering a game when your bank card won't work abroad is the one to read if that's why you're here.