Every game discount from Steam, GOG and Epic in one feed.
A native Android app that pulls live discounts from the Steam Store, GOG and the Epic Games Store, merges them into a single daily feed, and lets you save games so you hear about them when the price drops.
Why it exists
Discount Hunter does the checking. It reads the live discount feeds of Steam, GOG and the Epic Games Store, merges them into one list, and tells you when a game you saved goes on sale — or becomes free to keep — even when the app is closed. Prices are quoted in the currency the store actually used, and converted prices are marked so they are never mistaken for quoted ones.
One list of everything on sale across all three stores, sorted by discount or by price.
Save a game and get told when it drops, with the new price and the discount.
No account, no tracking, no adverts — and no notification unless something actually changed.
What it does
Every screen below is the released application. The numbers, the tools and the behaviour described are the ones you will find in the build.
01 — The feed
The daily feed merges every discount from Steam, GOG and the Epic Games Store into a single list, sorted and filterable, with a seven-day strip along the top for browsing past and upcoming days. Free games rise to the top.
02 — Search
Search all three stores at once and the app returns a single deduplicated result per game, ordered by the cheapest price it found. Each result carries the store badges it came from, so you can see at a glance where the game is actually cheap.
03 — Game pages
Each detail page carries the hero art, screenshots, trailers, system requirements and genres, and finishes with a comparison of every store that has the game, quoting each price in that store’s own currency. A price history chart records what this device has seen.
04 — Wishlist & alerts
Save any game from the feed, a search result or a detail page. Saved games rise to the top everywhere they appear. When a saved game goes on sale — or becomes free to keep — the app notifies you with the name, the new price and the discount, checked in the background with the app closed.
05 — Honest prices
Steam and Epic re-quote prices per region; GOG publishes in dollars regardless. Discount Hunter converts using the ECB’s daily reference rates and marks the result with a “~” so a converted price is never mistaken for a quoted one. Games are identified by their store id wherever one exists, and titles are never used as cache keys.
06 — Settings
No account, no tracking, no analytics and no API keys — everything the app caches lives on the device. The Settings screen shows which stores are in the feed, the currency the region prices are requested in, and how many deals to request per store.
How it is used
Every discount from Steam, GOG and the Epic Games Store, already merged and sorted, with free games on top.
Filter by store, by discount depth or by title, and sort by biggest discount or lowest price.
Open a game to see the price in every store that has it, plus the screenshots, trailers and system requirements.
Add the game to the wishlist. When it goes on sale — or becomes free to keep — you are told, even with the app closed.
Screens
Open any image to see it full size. Use the arrow keys to move between them and Escape to close.
At a glance
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Nothing here is a marketing promise — it is what the application is built to do.
Get Discount Hunter
The latest build is published on GitHub Releases with a checksum file next to it. The source is public, and the whole thing is free of accounts, adverts and trackers.
