Nicholas
GBDo 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.
Chelsea DeRonde
GBIf you want some bundle games.... All of the keys from here come from the most recent bundles. Do not buy from them unless you want to pay more for a single game than the bundles cost. I received my key immediately after purchase which is the one good thing I can say. However the game has been given away multiple times. It is also currently available in a bundle that would cost me the same amount but give me 9 games. Overall, this has led to a very poor experience with this company.
Jordan Blume
GBUnique service that offers fun no matter what you get If you enjoy all kinds of games and taking chances Lucky Random Keys is a great service. Part of the fun is the surprise in finding out what game you recieve, and part of it is the chance that you could get a game you've already had your eye on, but either way you will always get your money's worth. A few dollars spent on Lucky Random Keys will offer hours of fun regardless of the outcome.
Owen Griffiths
GBThis site is shocking This site is shocking. I don't see why in what way this is acceptable at all? I decided to buy the $10 random key because why not and see if I get anything In return, maybe fallout 4? Maybe a game which is worth at least more than $5? No. Not at all, I got homefront; a game which was free on the humblebundle a couple months ago and now is selling for less than 60 cent. My assumption of this page is that if you buy a key or any random key from this site, guaranteed you won't get your moneys worth. I basically got screwed over by $9.50. I understand the whole scheme of "lucky", but why not actually put something decent? Like shadow of mordor which is not even $5, or anything than a game which was free? If you want your moneys worth I recommend ignoring your chances of getting something good because is close to none. That being said, if there was a misunderstanding between a smaller priced key and you gave me that instead of a prestigious key, just let me know and I'll change this review. Order: 24297 Edit: I commented on the Facebook page about the site and they replied my comment with an arrogant reply with saying that my statement with no critisism etc. Then I replied showing I did actually show this review, explaining the structure critisism about the buisness I've implied here. And what did they do? They deleted me comment and blocked me from replying to the page. What a terrible childish site to scam people.
Michael Petrie
GBA Fool's Wager Vast majority of $2 random keys are for games you wouldn't consider buying at any price - the fact that all keys have a retail price is over $2 does not make it a great value proposition as you're more than likely to get games you won't be interested in. Very unlikely to win a recent triple A title (1:50 odds) and even the games in the 1:10 and even 1:25 odds brackets have all recently been on sale for under $15. Similarly the 1/25 odds of winning a game of your choice for $2 is a poor expected value proposition as each game they stock is available for under $50 elsewhere. Only reason it gets a 3 rather than a lower score is some people will be prepared to spin the wheel fully aware that the odds are against them in the hopes of getting lucky and if that's the service you're looking for it is exactly what's delivered here.