It's weird that they said about "code from Russia", because as far as I know Steam never sold wallet codes in Russia.

Yes, they give me two $5 steam wallet it takes almost a week

Good luck finding a site that offer such a game, for multiple days, that is, partly, longer available as 1h.

They gave away 1,5k keys.

If some people would not grab 10 copies, easy to see on barter..., the keys would be longer available.

Yes I bought the lootpacks for the quests for 499 and I played the games and did the level quests from the loot cards, quite a number of them. The games are quite generic and ad-producing. By playing the games up to a certain level you are guaranteed to have watched a certain number of ads in the games. Rating the apps helps the Play Store algorithm boost the developer, where many of the games were from the same developer. So they had a campaign to boost their Play Store profile. It was funny, the Ninja and the Super Peaman were so similar that some of the levels were literally copy-pasted. I couldn't finish Super Peaman eventually, I stopped at Level 8 because a spike trap at the end of the level required a dash ability to get over that was only in the Ninja game.

Where I'm going is that many of these apps and platforms are out to make promises with marketing that is meant to get desperate people's hopes that freebies will rain on them when ultimately it hides the ulterior motives and as with many platforms that promise free gifts, sign up bonuses, benefits etc many of them turn out to be scams and shouldn't be preying on people's desperations. Lootboy seems to be one of those with some integrity in this landscape. But if they only have ten keys for TMNT: Shredder's Revenge for example and expect to sell ten thousand packs to give ten copies of the game, it somewhat constitutes practices of deception on expectations, advertising it as a TMNT bundle when its actually win-a-ten-year-old-game-that no-one-wants-to-buy-anymore with a 0.01% chance of winning TMNT. The irony is I'm actually sold on getting a good old game more at the prices on offer more than the odds of getting the advertised game to be fair.....

If you think about the V Rising giveaway, that was pretty good. But remember it costs developers nothing to give games away free and often have interests in doing so to boost the game's popularity, like they did so heavily with New World on Twitch when it came out because they wanted a large player-base. If you see a game in the store has over 100000 reviews and is popular and is trending and you see a few of your friends play it, you'll be enticed into purchasing it. What helped them is that the game was already a success, so the dev is probably already over the moon with the success and was happy to entertain giveaways. I noticed a game I have, Force Of Nature released in 2015 was actually built with the same engine. Good on them for making the most of the engine.

People are very aware of these things around here hey. I'll just say I've learnt many things in my life, which means at some point I didn't know these things before, which means others might come along who also don't know yet and are interested in knowing. But so I also have been attacked online by anonymous paid actors from companies and institutions that want their customers to remain ignorant for as long as possible so whatever.......

Anyways, I started feeling like a bottom-scraping scumbag playing these inferior games for meagre rewards like I'm the biggest sell-out pawn puppet from desperation so I stopped caring to do any more for rewards. I now just watch an ad once in a while to help them out and remain interested in what other packs they offer.

you wont get the red crystals in time, its impossible without spending money. tried it a month ago or so.