NEXARDA: A new way to discover and compare game prices

NEXARDA: A new way to discover and compare game prices

One place to discover, compare, buy, and see video game ratings sounds an awful lot like any Game Pass or Steam account. But those closed ecosystems don’t give you a view of the market as a whole. 

Your eyes only go as far as the platform wants them to, until you flip the script and go somewhere else. It’s why we hop and shop around. And it’s why NEXARDA’s database and price comparison for video games exists.

NEXARDA introduces you to games, their studios, the franchises you’ll adore (and not, hop willingly). Plus, platforms, reviews, and prices — the things you need to buy.

It does that without selling you the games and gating you into a storefront. NEXARDA brings the scattered pieces of the market together instead.

The best way to find new games

3,000+ games are listed on NEXARDA across major gaming platforms. 

Search tools include filtering by type for released, upcoming, spotlight, early access, and game bundles, with records for delisted and cancelled games.

Additional filters include sort by discount and lowest price, popularity and total followers, total reviews, and release date. Then there are genre, features, platforms, age ratings, and availability. Basically, search down to a very fine point.

Each game has a profile with an about tab, audience reviews, and buy (compare prices) section with filters for currency and other options. The game dashboard lists the official Discord channel, as well as its release date.

Learn more about studios and franchises

There are 4,000 game studios on NEXARDA with individual profiles. New releases apply a NEW GAME RELEASE tag over their profile cards. Clicking on any studio loads their profile with an about section and tabs for released games and a release timeline.

The official website, contact email (requires an account), founding year, total games created, and more information are freely available.

Franchises in NEXARDA are slightly different. These have titles such as Warhammer, Call of Duty, Halo, and Assassin’s Creed. Each franchise page contains games in the series with images and price ranges, plus an offer count.

You can, of course, click through to any game to view its profile. If you’re interested in one or two franchises, then this is the best way to search.

Join a community and contribute to it

Community reviews are published on NEXARDA by members and staff members. They’re always an interesting read and can help you find more games. 

Members who leave reviews have profiles, which you can follow. Once you become a member, you can rack up reviews and contribute. 

Your profile contains your username, website rank, reviews published, followed games, and more. It’s easy to find like-minded gamers from either their activity or their bio. Feel free to be creative with that when you write one.

Get a better deal on the games you want

NEXARDA lists 75,000+ offers from 90+ approved retailers. Sales span digital downloads and CD keys, as well as physical copies when available.

Offers can consist of different editions, regions, prices, and platforms. The comparison isn’t only a list of cheap deals you should consider — there’s an engine that checks offers and updates them regularly to ensure you get the best prices.

How does it work? Since you’re a gamer, here’s the technical bit: NEXARDA uses crawlers that scan retailer websites using APIs. The connection sends data into NEXARDA’s database, where it is presented to you, the member or visitor.

You do not pay NEXARDA to use the site; it’s free. NEXARDA uses an affiliate-based earning scheme, and so it may earn a commission from visitor purchases through the site. There are also no games directly sold through the site.

Register and see what’s what

It’s free to be a NEXARDA member. Register for a new account and search for the best deals.

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