Hello everyone.
I recently heard from Gronkh that people should please buy the keys directly from the developer, as key stores are partly to blame for the downfall of many studios.
For my part, I have often bought from MMOGA and HumbleBundle because they were a few euros cheaper than Steam or the dev homepages.
So doesn't the money go to the developers, just like free anime streams don't go to the developers?
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MMOGA and Co. buy the keys themselves from the developers. Just keep cheaper in China. The keys are then “converted” to EU. That’s why the games can get cheaper.
Mmoga also buys keys from Bundles that actually do not belong to the sale (types of was 3 key in the case of gears of was 4 to find as an example), mmoga is “halflegal”
HumbleBundle gets the keys directly from the manufacturer, but in a limited number, mmoga gets things partially legal, partly illegal