![[PC, Steam] Tales of Arise $53.05 (+ $1.11 PayPal Fee/$0 with Mastercard/VISA) @ Instant Gaming](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/33/677733.jpg?h=8113bff6)
Was browsing around a bit for this game, noticed this good price for it.
Seems to be the cheapest it has ever been going by previous deals.
[PC, Steam] Tales of Arise $53.05 (+ $1.11 PayPal Fee/$0 with Mastercard/VISA) @ Instant Gaming
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mangobango on 15/01/2022 - 21:53 instant-gaming.com (227 clicks)
Last edited 15/01/2022 - 22:13 by 1 other user
Last edited 15/01/2022 - 22:13 by 1 other user
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Are they no good? I've always seen them pop up here so assumed it was reputable.
They are "legitimate" in the context the keys they provide work, but the approach used by the vendor to acquire those keys means your "ownership" of the license to play the game isn't considered valid. Honestly, there's a bunch of negative social consequences to supporting vendors like this because it screws over third world countries who have traditionally had lower regional pricing due to poor socioeconomic conditions - that's now changing because of people from wealthier countries picking up keys on the cheap. From a moral perspective, it's actually better to pirate the game.
Just because things get posted on OzBargain doesn't mean it's reputable - there are plenty of people who post $5 windows key deals despite the keys being generated by people with access to special licenses for education use.
That's only if you're subbed to humble choice though, which is $16 per month.
I will admit, I pirated this game, but I quit after 10 mins, deleted everything and never look back. I’d think $53 would be a remorseful buy.
then go play CoD for the 1000th time
Can’t pirate COD.
Looking at the thumbnail, I read it as "Tales of Arse"
Why bother paying $53.05 for a grey market key reseller? It might activate on Steam, but it's technically your ownership of the license is not considered "valid". It's like paying $53 to pirate a game. I can understand why some people do it for multiplayer games, but why with single player games?