Germany, Epic, PlayStation
German gift cards: Epic, PlayStation and euro face values
Germany is our biggest European shelf after Spain: PlayStation up to €250, Epic, Blizzard, Nintendo, Xbox, Media Markt and most of the shopping brands.
Germany has the broadest catalogue of any European region we sell except Spain, and it's the best one we carry for PC players.
PC gaming, properly covered
Epic comes in €10, €25, €50, €75, €100 and €150. Blizzard does €20, €25.98, €50 and €100.
Those two are the reason to look at Germany rather than the UK if you play on PC. Both follow the country on the game account, not your address.
Consoles
PlayStation Store runs €10 up to €250, the longest run of sizes on any of our euro shelves. Xbox is €10, €20, €25, €50, €80 and €100. Nintendo covers €15, €25 and €50, with Switch Online at €7.99 and €19.99. All of it sits on the German gaming shelf.
Roblox is one of the few absences. It's stocked for France and the Netherlands but not here.
Apps and subscriptions
Google Play and Amazon both run €5 to €100, Twitch starts at €15, Deezer is €32.97. See app stores and subscriptions.
Shopping, if you're buying a present
Media Markt from €5, which is the German electronics answer and doesn't exist on any other shelf we carry. Then Zalando, Ikea, Nike, Adidas, H&M, Primark, Asos, Decathlon, Foot Locker, Sephora, Swarovski, Mango, HelloFresh and an Arsenal card. The shopping shelf goes on for a while.
Topping up for a €70 game
Don't buy exactly €70. Store prices are shown before tax in some places and after it in others, and a wallet holding precisely the shelf price is the classic way to get stopped at the last screen.
Buy €75, or €50 and €25 together, and finish with a few euros spare for the next sale. Balances stack and nothing expires, so the leftover isn't wasted. It's just early.
When a German region is the right answer
When the account is German. That's the whole test.
People sometimes pick Germany because a euro price looks good next to a pound price, but a €50 card won't redeem on a British account, and the conversion isn't the saving it appears to be once you've read why prices are in US dollars.
Check what you've got first: PlayStation, Steam, Xbox.
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