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Pack maths: what in-game currency really costs

Games that sell their own currency almost never sell it in amounts that match the prices in their shop, so you usually buy more than you need. This calculator finds the cheapest mix of UK packs for a purchase and shows what would be left sitting in your account.

In the game's own currency, as shown in its shop.

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Creation Credits in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition

Creation Credits buy paid Creations in Skyrim. The larger packs work out slightly cheaper per credit, but only matter if you know what you will spend them on.

Creation CreditsPricePence per 100
500£4.9999.80p
1,000£8.9989.90p
2,700£21.9981.44p
5,500£42.9978.16p

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Platinum in Diablo IV

Platinum pays for Diablo IV's battle pass and cosmetics. The Premium pass is 1,000 Platinum; shop bundles vary.

PlatinumPricePence per 100
500£4.3987.80p
1,000£8.3983.90p
2,800£20.9974.96p
5,700£41.9973.67p
11,500£84.9973.90p
18,500£125.9968.10p

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Helix Credits in Assassin's Creed Shadows

Helix Credits are specific to Assassin's Creed Shadows. Credits bought for one Ubisoft game do not carry to another.

Helix CreditsPricePence per 100
500£3.9979.80p
1,050£7.9976.10p
2,300£15.9969.52p
4,200£28.9969.02p
6,600£39.9960.59p

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Leftover currency is not wasted for ever: it stays in your account for the next purchase. But it is money you have spent before deciding what to spend it on, which is why we count pack fit in every price-honesty score.

Pack prices change with sales and new bundles. We list what the UK store showed on the date in each review.