Where do you get your GA games from?

Look at the rachel posts. She is listing all the 'trust' sites.
Welcome to SG :)

there's a site called Tremorgames where you can buy games in exchange of Tremor coins. Besides that, mostly sales from some sites such as Green Man Gaming

Where do you get your games from anyway? :)

A guy in a trenchcoat in a back alley,very reputable.

1. Bundle leftovers.
2. Sales, steam or other. Sometimes I "cheat" and buy somewhere where you get both drm-free and steam key, I use the drm-free myself and gift the steam key :3

bundles bundles bundles. As far as I know the people giving out AAA games are actually paying for it though. No real way around that unless they are master at trading

Its not buying garbage, most of them are leftovers that buyer dont need. Like look new bundle with 5 games but i want only 2 of them, what to do with other 3? Giveaway it here. If someone buying good games or rlly good games to just give it away... hm.. idk why maybe they like make happines to other pipolz :)

Basically I buy games on trusted sites/Steam, usually during some sales but from time to time also for a full price if the game is not very expensive. Sometimes I create giveaways for bundle leftovers. Unfortunately I don't do AAA giveaways cos I simply don't have money for that. I'm trying to put some quality on my giveaways though so I often create giveaways for well respected games or hidden gems I find interesting.

Bundles, sales, trades & cheap boxed copies are my usual ways of getting games.

Leftovers from bundles, mostly.
During big sales (winter and summer), I try to find some of my favorite games on sale to purchase an extra copy, and share a game that's really touched my heart to some people here:)

Tremorgames, and that isn't in the poll, and sometimes a friend has a leftover and if i already have it too i am allowed to gift it here.
And in the past by selling cards and wait for sales.

i get my games from trading my cards.

Well, I either buy them directly from steam or I trade tf2/cs:go keys for them.

Majority of games I've given on here so far I earned through tremor games by doing surveys, but I do my best to find games that at least appear enjoyable, or have good reviews. Other then that, bundle extras I get from Humble Bundle or Bundle Stars. Odds of me doing big giveaways anytime soon are slim, I need to get a steady job again first.

I voted for "Humble Bundle Extras" since bundles are pretty much where I get them from. Not just from Humble Bundle, but all similar sites as well. :) Sometimes I also get them from TremorGames, but that is rather rare these days.

For my AAA, giveaways I utilize steam sales or Humble bundles.

For others, I purchase games on tremorgames using my CS:GO+ TF2 items as an exchange.

There certainly are some people 'spending real life money on completely garbage games' when these games are unbundled and on discount.

Personally when I was new to the site I often bought games to gift (that's what brought me to SG). Nowadays I mostly gift games I have multiple copies of due to bundles or other reasons (Square Enix surprise boxes, GMG random games).

Bundle leftovers

All I see is lies, we all know that you all buy at G2A/Kinguin only ;))
To be serious I get most my sfuff from reliable bundle sites/Steam sales or other sites I trust in rare occasions :]

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all over the place?

I've acquired games that I've given away from steam, humblebundle, dig, trading, you name it.

>inb4 someone says G2A/Kinguin and gets mass blacklisted and hated.

i only buy from humble bundle
steam fuked me up pretty bad when they added region restriction now

steam sales were the best now ;_;

I gift bundle leftovers. I might buy games outright for GA purposes if I were in a group/had enough friends on SG.

Mostly bundle leftovers (those are rare now that I don't buy EVERY gala, groupees and similar bundles and have restricted myself to some of HIB/Bundlestars), HumbleStore/Bundlestars store/GMG purchases meant to be given away, Steam gifts bought for the same reason.