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Is there a PlayStation or Switch version of SteamDB?
Yes. There are a few good equivalents, although none reproduce everything SteamDB can see from Steam.
PlatformClosest equivalentBest forNintendo Switch / Switch 2****Deku DealsPrices, historical lows, sales, releases, DLC, physical vs digitalPlayStation****PlatPricesPS4/PS5 prices, historical lows, regional stores, trophiesPlayStation****PSPricesPrice history, regional pricing, game metadata, trophiesPS5 technical data****PROSPEROPatchesGame versions, patches, Title IDs, updates
This is probably the closest thing to SteamDB for the average Switch owner.
It tracks Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 games, eShop sales, historical prices, upcoming releases, DLC, physical games, retailers and wishlists. It now also tracks PlayStation, Xbox and Steam. Importantly for you, . [\]Deku Deals]()
You can see things like:
Current price
Lowest price ever
Previous sales
Sale ending date
Release date
Publisher
DLC
Physical prices
Digital prices
Wishlist alerts
So if what you like about SteamDB is checking whether a sale is actually good, Deku Deals is the one I'd use.
For PS5/PS4 specifically, PlatPrices is very good.
It tracks PlayStation Store prices across many regions and includes price history, lowest-ever pricing, PS Plus discounts and quite a lot of trophy information. [\]PlatPrices+1](https://platprices.com/blog/97-ps-store-price-tracker?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
There's also:
PSPrices includes price-history information, regional stores, release information, download sizes and trophies for many titles. [\]PSprices+1](https://psprices.com/region-ua/game/4988912/super-animal-royale-playstation-plus-pack?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
If what you're actually looking for is:
"A game just updated. What build/version changed?"
then for PS5 there's:
It describes itself as a PlayStation 5 game update database, continuously checking PlayStation game servers and letting you search by game name or Title ID. [\]PROSPEROPatches.com](https://prosperopatches.com/)
That's much closer to SteamDB's technical side.
The major difference is that there isn't really a true SteamDB equivalent for consoles. Steam exposes enough infrastructure that SteamDB can track App IDs, depots, manifests, branches, builds, concurrent players and lots of backend changes. Sony and Nintendo operate much more closed ecosystems.
So I'd roughly think of it as:
SteamDB
→ store + pricing + player data + backend/build intelligence
Deku Deals
→ best Switch/Switch 2 store and pricing intelligence
PlatPrices
→ best PS5/PS4 store and pricing intelligence
PROSPEROPatches
→ PS5 build/update intelligence
For what I suspect you're looking for, Deku Deals for Switch and PlatPrices + PROSPEROPatches for PlayStation is probably the best combination.
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