Itza Gud Bundle #1

1 Tier, 10 Items

02 Dec 2021 - ?


View this bundle on: [ITAD]() - Barter.vg


⚠ Warning:

It appears that this bundle is sourced from Kinguin, by buying 10+ copies for each game (for mere cents each).

HitSquad Games potentially do not have permission from the developers to bundle / sell these keys!!!

Buy at your own risk!!!


$3.99

Game Ratings Cards Cheevos Details Platforms Bundled Retail Price
Tacoma 87% of 2388 🏆 3.00 CV app/343860 W M L 4 $19.99
World's Dawn 80% of 657 🏆 1.50 CV app/432010 W 6 $9.99
The Whispered World Special Edition 75% of 1184 🏆 3.00 CV app/268540 W M L 10 $19.99
The Window Box 86% of 22 - 🏆 1.95 CV ⚙️ app/950850 W M 1 $12.99
Anomaly Korea 70% of 155 🏆 0.00 CV ☠ app/251530 W M L 6 $4.99
Magnifico 79% of 59 - 0.75 CV app/320400 W 1 $4.99
Blackguards - Deluxe Edition package No user reviews (Included game has cards) - 1.80 CV sub/33661 1 $11.99
Fluffy Horde 77% of 74 - 🏆 1.50 CV app/777880 W M L 2 $9.99
Holy Potatoes! We’re in Space?! 71% of 392 🏆 1.50 CV app/505730 W M L 5 $9.99
Noise 61% of 114 - 🏆 0.00 CV ☠ ⚙️ app/676760 W 3 $2.99

☠ - Game was free at some time and does not grant any CV if given away.
⚙️ - Steam is learning about this game, therefore some features will be limited (no card drops, achievements won't count, the game will not give a +1 to your library etc.) More Changes Addressing Fake Games

Retail:

  • $107.90

CV:

  • 14.99

📝 Note about referrals

SteamGifts by default modifies all Fanatical.com, HumbleBundle.com, GamersGate.com links from all threads, adding the SteamGifts referral code. Whenever a user click or shares a link to one of the sites listed above, SteamGifts will earn a commission.
By using these reflinks, SteamGifts will receive $10 for new subscribers, 5% of Humble Store sales, 15% for bundles via the Humble Partner Program.
If you prefer, you can disable referral links from your settings panel.


Are you interested in knowing other ongoing bundles? Feel free to check out the new master thread!


Wondering what games you already own from this bundle? There's a UserScript for that! It's called the RaChart™ Enhancer!

RaChart™ Enhancer SG Thread (deleted)
RaChart™ Enhancer SG Thread (web.archive.org)


Thanks to luckz for the poll.

2 years ago*

Comment has been collapsed.

Itza any gud?

View Results
[Buy] Itza gud!
[Have] Itza owned?
[Skip] Itza suxx.
[Complaint] I'm fundamentally opposed to "bundle sites" that do not have agreements with the developers and just re-sell keys they get cheap or free for a profit.

Buy keys for maybe only ~0.8€ (IDK if they pay any fees, or taxes, or... & IDK what they paid), then sell for >3.5€.
That might even beat DIG for profit ratio.

Hit Squad - the Apple of game keys.

2 years ago*
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

any idea of where DIG buys keys? i just want the horror indie games lol

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

Shady russian stores to 95%. I will not give the store names out (i don't want to advertise them).

2 years ago*
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

sure thanks!

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

So, this is like a new bundle site or what?

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

I guess they're trying to be a new unlicensed bundle site, just like 90% of DIG.

2 years ago*
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

Sorry if I sound dumb, but what does unlicensed mean?

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

They are not authorized by the developers to sell / bundle these keys. They don't have any contracts with the developers / publishers.
100% of their sales go into their pockets, 0% goes to the developers / publishers.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

Okay thanks! Never got anything from DIG, not sure how these websites can exist when they basically are selling something they are not 'allowed' to sell?

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

Think of you opening a bundle store from having so many keys even though you're not working directly with developers, it's not illegal to do so but it's obviously shady af as you would need to get them from somewhere while making a proffit.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

I never understand this mentality of assumed automatism.
(Re-)selling physical products is totally normal, but when it is a digital key it's suddenly "obviously shady".

Big (game-)industry propaganda has ingrained too many people...
The same morons that wanted to outlaw used-disc sales (mainly on consoles, as on PC they have basically already succeeded.)

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

well, CD-keys are not physical
so no way to inspect them or make sure they are in working "condition", and makers of said keys can claim theft and revoke them.
so its shady, not because of the reseller but rather the lack of physicality of the product.
same can be said about Steam and other authorized key sellers. but they guarantee a working key within the terms and condition
but yeah i would love to re-sell some steam games i dont need.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

Oh yes, reselling or even just giving away some games I have on Steam would be awesome!
I try to only own games I like but sometimes mistakes were made and now I asked Steam to remove them but would rather be able to give them away or whatever!

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

Reselling physical products is perfectly normal. But if you're buying them at a steep discount from some guy in a back alley who has a whole truck full of them, a reasonable person would question the legitimacy of his source. Buyers have been arrested for such negligent transactions.
Likewise when you have a new site out of nowhere who can suddenly afford to sell bundles of games below retail price, but doesn't have any wholesale distribution agreements with the publishers that would support this sales model, then again a reasonable person must question its legitimacy, if not legally then morally.

In this case, if it's true about the keys coming from somewhere like Kinguin, then what we're really looking at is another step removed, someone who went to several back alleys to bulk-buy a whole bunch of dodgy TVs, speakers and DVD players and is now selling them to unwitting consumers as "home entertainment bundles" in a pop-up store to appear more legitimate.

This isn't really one person selling a second-hand game or an unused key they got as a birthday present like you're making it out to be. It's a commercial operation dealing with bulk keys of questionable source. At best they are going to be grey-market; buying cheap keys from other regions to resell to ignorant buyers who don't know any better. That's morally problematic enough as is, exploiting the loophole of regional pricing on digital goods that allows citizens of countries with a lower standard of living the chance to afford some luxury entertainment. There's a reason why online platforms usually implement geoblocks or forbid such behaviour in their ToS.

Often it's worse than that, with keys being obtained from mass bundle purchases; giveaways entered by bots (depriving regular users of a fair chance); or outright stolen via malware, hacked databases, credit card fraud or other illicit activities.

The problem here is that without a legit distribution agreement with the game publishers, the keys for these bundles could come from anywhere and we don't really have any way of knowing. Of course the harsh reality is that the vast majority of keys like this are not from ethical or legal sources. Now maybe some people are indifferent and don't really care where the keys came from; up until they have fits of rage because their account got suspended/banned for breaching ToS, their key was revoked or didn't even register in the first place, and they put all the blame on the store platform or the game dev/publisher instead of the shady seller they chose to buy dodgy keys from.

All of this has happened before, and a lot of times it has had negative consequences for the developers; from negative publicity to review-bombing to loss of sales to going into debt from credit card chargeback fees. None of it has anything to do with your views on whether or not consumers should have the right to resell licences for digital products, so stop conflating the two.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

100% of their sales go into their pockets, 0% goes to the developers / publishers.

That's plain wrong, not authorized != stolen.

The intermediate place where they source their keys from, whether a bundle or other key-shop, pays the devs.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

The HitSquad is very bad.
So i expect nothing good from such a "store".

Or with other words, i hope the publishers and dev close the doors of this shop very fast.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

They've been dragging people into their Steam groups & curators (yes, plural - all the same "squad") with game giveaways from lovely "devs" such as Digital Homicide, and totally-worth-it tasks like watching 10+ minutes of their streams for delisted games (again, like delisted as in Steam booted them off the platform, not delisted as in licensing issues)... if this says anything about their ethics lol.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

The last (only?) time The Window Box was in a bundle I ended up being interested in playing it, I was hoping on winning it but with no luck. Then I thought that it felt like a game that would get bundled often, also no. And now because of this bundle I checked on ggdeals and saw that it's selling for pretty much nothing :S

Why would I get this shady bundle if I barely have to pay anything for the games I want on other shady sites?

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

These games seem to be selling for about 30-50 cents each on the gray market so he is not making much unless he got a nice bulk discount. Doesn't make the bundle any better of course.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

When bought in bulk like they do, they're much cheaper than that - 10 cents, some even less.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

Why give visibility to a website created with Wix? Lmao

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

web121872 (dot) wixsite (dot) com ?

Not bothering to register even a cheap domain puts this about at the same level as hawkers peddling fake goods, ready to take off as soon as the polis shows up.

I doubt I'd put this shoulder to shoulder with other bundles, as it would be a disservice to those who run a legit business, with all that which it entails, not to mention the audience.

2 years ago*
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

yeah, a wix site means they want money and if the keys wont work then tough luck

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

If there was ever a trophy for most shady-looking URL......

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

Makes me think of this Brooklyn Nine-Nine scene

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

i hope this is the first and last bundle from them - scam again

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

"© 2023"

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

Haha yeah I noticed that as well, they seem to be from the future!

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

I love their youtube channel. That site has 71,000 subscribers. The last video they did, which was aired yesterday, has 24 views.

lol

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

probably they are partners with that shady 'free' key site with that dumb extension that makes you subscribe to youtube channels and join steam groups or some gleam giveaways

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

They are doing gleam giveaways mostly. People just don't know which tasks they don't actually have to complete. Steam curator, youtube and Facebook tasks can be done on gleam without actually subscribing as they have no way of tracking it.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

They recently expanded to both Giveaway SU and Giveaway SU's new offshoot Givee Club.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

And put free games on his twitch to buy with channel points.
For example. Dead by daylight, game given away ad infinitum for 85000 coins.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

Honestly, this site shouldn't even get listed on steamgifts. Smells like a scam from a mile away.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

@sensualshakti

I'm going to close this thread due to the dubious nature of the site and the potential apparent connection to the grey market Kinguin.

2 years ago
Permalink

Comment has been collapsed.

Closed 2 years ago by Gaffi.