Free Keys? Nope Supposedly you can get free keys by buying/completing sponsor offers. Only problem is the tokens don't apply to your account during checkout. Trying to contact support yields nothing after a full week. I purchased two keys... one was for a game that has been given away free and the other is going for $0.30 on other sites. On top of that, all of the keys I've seen have been from bundles within the last two weeks from indiegala. Overall, a very poor experience and I won't be doing business with them again.

Do not bother Do not bother. Save your money for Humble Bundle, Steam sales or cdkeys.com. The trash sent to me were title's I've never heard of and will never play. I'm not kidding: Iron Sky, Defence To Death, Through The Dust, Vendetta, Age of Wonderers, X Blades. That's the last time I'll attempt to stray from my usual buying haunts.

Scam You pay more than you actually get. It is just scam!

I'd give this appallingly aweful site… I'd give this appallingly aweful site less than 1 star if I could. They claim to have better odds than most other sites selling random keys but I got two keys as bad if not worse than other sites like it. I wasted $4 (two seperate $2 keys) on this site and although that may not seem like much I expected them to atleast try to back their claims of having better odds. TLDR: They don't offer better than other sites and should be avoided unless you enjoy wasting money!!! EDIT: REPLYING TO LUCKY RANDOM KEYS! This just in: Arrogant website makes claims it can't back by making fun of it's customers in an attempt to divert from their lies! Whether I payed $4 or $40 dollars makes no difference as I'm pretty sure no matter how much I spend on your site it would still be more of the same. You also have balls making such a bold statement when you claim to have better odds than others and give me two keys you most likely bought for less than $2 in bulk from Humble Bundle (A far superior site but no random keys sadly) or Steam sales for less than a dollar. So yeah it wouldn't benefit you business wise to give away nothing but triple A games but it's false advertising from a business stand point making claims you seemingly can't back!

Nothing new Same old thing as every other "random steam key" you can find on the internet. I guess they are honest with your odds, yet this still doesn't make for the fact that for 2$ you can get games that cost something like 10 cents on another website.