The Final Take — cheap CD keys, compare prices
Is it worth buying?
- Reviews are mixed. (Steam 55%)
- The price is above its low (was €0.63), but within a reasonable range. Notify me on a drop →
Estimate based on public reviews (Metacritic/Steam) and price history — the final call is yours.
About the game
A first-person horror where you relive dark footage recorded from the perspective of several characters. You piece together a disturbing story through found recordings as you uncover what really happened.
Did you know?
An indie horror developed by HUSH Interactive and published by Poland's Forever Entertainment in 2016.
Best price today
€0.72
all-time low: official €0.81 · keyshop €0.63 (+14%)
On Steam: €0.81 — you save 11% here
The cheapest The Final Take key right now costs €0.72 at Kinguin — the best of 6 compared offers. The lowest price we have recorded for this game: €0.63. The cheapest official store price is €0.81 at Steam.
The average low over the past 5 months was €0.65.
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The Final Take prices by store 6
| Store | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Kinguin | Marketplace | €0.72 |
| K4G | Marketplace | €0.73 |
| GameSeal | Marketplace | €0.75 |
| Steam | Official store | €0.81 |
| G2A | Marketplace | €1.20 |
| Loaded | Marketplace | €1.79 |
Lowest — official stores
€0.81
Jul 2026
Lowest — keyshops
€0.63
Jul 2026
Price history
last 89 daysMonthly price lows
| Month | Lowest official | Lowest keyshop |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 2026 | €0.81 | €0.72 |
| Sept 2026 | €0.81 | €0.63 |
| Aug 2026 | €0.81 | €0.63 |
| Jul 2026 | €0.81 | €0.63 |
| Jun 2026 | €1.99 | €0.66 |
Lowest in-stock price per month from our price history; the current month is the low so far.
How to activate your key
- Steam key — open the Steam client → Games → Activate a Product on Steam → enter the key. Stores with this activation: Kinguin, K4G, GameSeal, Steam, G2A, Loaded
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All-time low so far: €0.63
System requirements
| Minimum | |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 7 |
| Processor | Dual core from Intel or AMD at 2.8 GHz |
| Memory | 2 GB RAM |
| Graphics | nVidia 320M or higher, or Radeon 7000 or higher, or Intel HD 3000 |
| Storage | 1 GB available space |
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About this game — FAQ
Can The Final Take be played single-player?
Yes, The Final Take is a single-player game.
Does The Final Take support a controller/gamepad?
Yes, The Final Take has full controller support.
What languages does The Final Take support?
The Final Take is available in: English.
Does The Final Take use Steam Cloud saves?
Yes, The Final Take uses Steam Cloud, so your saves sync across devices.
FAQ
Where is the cheapest place to buy a The Final Take key?
The cheapest The Final Take key is currently sold by Kinguin for €0.72. That is the best of 6 offers we compare; prices are refreshed regularly. The lowest price we have ever recorded for this game: €0.63.
How much does The Final Take cost?
The Final Take currently costs from €0.72 — the cheapest offer across the stores we track. For comparison, the game costs €0.81 on Steam, so buying a key saves you about 11%.
Is Kinguin an official store or a keyshop?
Kinguin is a keyshop (marketplace) where independent sellers list keys, so prices are often lower than in official stores. Every offer on ulov.gg is clearly labeled with its store type.
Are keys from these stores legal?
Buying is legal — keys come from the grey market, so a small deactivation risk exists. So before paying, check the seller's buyer protection.
Which key region should I pick?
Global activates everywhere. Regional keys (Europe, North America, RU-CIS) only work on accounts from that region — use the Region filter to match your account.
What is an activation platform?
The service where the key activates — Steam, GOG, Epic or the publisher's platform. A key for one platform won't work on another, hence the separate filter.
What's the difference between editions?
Standard is the base game; Deluxe usually adds an expansion or bonus content. The edition filter shows exactly that variant, with no mixed prices.