DoorDash now sells digital games alongside food, hardware, and gift cards

DoorDash has expanded into digital game sales, letting you buy a download code, order a gaming headset, and get snacks delivered — all from one app. The new gaming tab, marked by a controller icon in the top menu, is live now.

At launch, hundreds of games are available across PC, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox, covering everything from EA Sports FC 26 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 to Pokémon Pokopia and Super Mario Galaxy 2. Pre-orders are also supported, including Grand Theft Auto VI. When you buy a digital game, a download code lands in your email and you redeem it on the relevant platform. Physical items — consoles, headsets, accessories — can be bundled through DoubleDash, pulling from retailers like Best Buy alongside convenience store snacks from places like 7-Eleven, with delivery promised in as fast as 30 minutes. Discounted gift cards for Xbox, Roblox, and similar services are also in the mix.

To mark the launch, DoorDash is running a promotion through August 31: spend $50 or more on a digital game and you get a free eGift Card — $25 for DashPass members, $10 for everyone else. From September 1 through December 31, those amounts drop to $15 and $5 respectively. DashPass members will also get access to exclusive rotating food and retail offers tied to game purchases later in the year. DashPass itself runs $9.99 per month and already includes $0 delivery fees and 5% credit back on eligible pickup orders.

DoorDash entering the digital games space puts it in direct competition with storefronts like the PlayStation Store, Xbox, and the Nintendo eShop — though its pitch is convenience bundling rather than a dedicated gaming ecosystem. Whether gamers actually reach for a delivery app to buy their next title remains to be seen, but the pre-order support for high-profile releases like GTA VI suggests DoorDash is serious about making gaming a permanent category rather than a one-off promotion.