I don't want to be intrusive or start giving people orders. I perfectly understand that beyond simply participating in the giveaway - everything else is pure goodwill. So I thought it would be insulting if I roamed around telling people what to do.

Besides - I don't want people to act against themselves. Sure both purchase and wishlist are highly welcomed. But I am one of those almost extinct dreamers who believe people shouldn't support something they dislike just because the author is nice hahah.

And heads up for connecting the dots its the same developer behind both Tarnished Blood and My Memory of Us ❤️

YOU NAILED IT!!!!!!!!!!!! It all started over 20 years ago, with EXACTLY BALDURS GATE which introduced realtime combat with active pause and turn-based background structures. And the guy behind the game was like "can stop time, cool! wish I could reverse it a bit..."
Tarnished Blood is a dream that has been 20 years in his head.

thank you so much! <3

wohowo thank you! :D GL!

Dziękuje ci z całego serca Zarddin <3
Oj tak Splattercat to teraz nasz bohater. Chcemy mu wysłać jakąś paczkę z jakimiś fajnymi polskimi fantami ale mieszka w stanach i dobijamy się żeby dał adres. Wszyscy w studiu go teraz oglądamy :D Jesteśmy mu wszyscy potwornie wdzięczni

Oh, I know. I am doing this on purpose. Lemme explain why:

1. I have been on SteamGifts for years now. And I am perfectly aware of how bots-infested all giveaways are. But the bots are mostly targeting big giveaways with many keys and just a tiny swarm goes after 1key giveaways. So e.g. if I host a big giveaway - I am practically giving away the keys to bots instead of users who deserve it. By running many tiny ones - the chances of a living human being being rewarded are highly increased. Because of limited daily attempts. Bots will run through them all and quickly burn out, leaving more space and chances for you guys.

2. Big giveaways require a high number of keys, but Steam/Valve is punishing the devs for generating too many keys. Hence I try to limit how many I run per game, to not make the big boys at Valve angry.

3. I am perfectly aware we all live in different parts of the globe and we all have different free-hours. And per giveaway, the most visibility comes from its start and its end. So people who had been at school or work at the time has a high chance of missing out something they like. Hence I split the giveaways into many smaller ones, so more people have the chance of bumping into it. Which is a lot of work but hey, I can deal with it.

4. Big number of keys means less giveaways. So the chances of you getting the key are bigger only on paper, because the limit of tries is very small. Many small giveaways in the other hand means less entires and more chances for you to give it a shot.

As I said, running so many of them is really time-consuming but I believe you benefit more in the end, rather than when I would go lazy and just host a couple and called it a day. I hope someone appreciates.... ._.