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Binary Domain: Dan Marshall Pack (DLC)

Binary Domain: Dan Marshall Pack (DLC)

DLC or expansion Redeemed on Steam

from Sega

The lowest price is £0.58 at Gameseal (4.2 out of 5 on Trustpilot) · Validity Global · We compare 4 shops with 4 offers available · Updated on 03/10/2026.

Best price

£0.58

at Gameseal

most expensive £1.15

4 offers from 4 shops

Best price

Gameseal 4.2 su 5 secondo Trustpilot

Discount code
−10% LEVELUP10

£0.07 off

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Kinguin 4.6 su 5 secondo Trustpilot

Discount code
−10% LUCKY10

£0.07 off

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Eneba 4.4 su 5 secondo Trustpilot

Driffle 4.4 su 5 secondo Trustpilot

Discount code
−10% APP10

£0.13 off

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Prices updated on 03/10/2026 at 04:16. The final price is the one shown by the shop at checkout. ≈ marks a price converted from euros at today's ECB rate; without it, it is the shop's own price in pounds.

What it is about

Binary Domain: Dan Marshall Pack is an additional content for the action game Binary Domain, developed by SEGA and Devil's Details. This DLC introduces the playable character Dan Marshall and customisation items. Set in a future where technological advancements have led to a social crisis, the game challenges players to stop an ever-growing robotic threat, with highly intelligent adversaries that require complex strategies to defeat. The gameplay is based on third-person shooter mechanics, with the ability to modify weapons and select abilities. The relationships between team members influence combat dynamics, making player choices crucial for success.

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