Compare Particle Hearts PS5 Key Prices
2025
- Release
- 25 Aug 2025
- Platforms
- PC · PS5 · Xbox Series X/S · Xbox One · Nintendo Switch
- Genres
- Platform · Puzzle · Adventure · Indie
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About Particle Hearts
Particle Hearts is a 3rd-person adventure game where you explore a world made entirely of particles. Use special abilities to manipulate those particles, solve puzzles, avoid detection, and navigate this sinister and beautiful land.
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The platform can lock such an account, for example because the resale of accounts breaks its terms of use. You then lose access to the game.
What to check before you buy Particle Hearts
The price of a Particle Hearts key depends on the shop, the platform and the edition. This page lists the current offers of the key shops that we compare. Prices include coupons, payment fees excluded.
No shop offers Particle Hearts on PS5 right now. We check the key shops all the time and list new offers here.
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Key, gift or account?
A key is a code that you redeem yourself in the platform client. You accept a gift through your account, often with a region lock. An account gives you the login data of an account that holds the game, and the game does not belong to you. For this reason, the product type filter does not show accounts by default.