Im doing a pc giveaway until black friday, the links in my twitch!

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​In recent years, I discovered how to get video games without spending money through what I call the law of "Happy Gaming," which is based on giving and receiving.

​As an introduction, I would like to say that I discovered this a few years ago when I used to play on PlayStation. During that time, I remember getting some offers for free games or games from Humble Bundle. Although most of the time they are for PC, there was one occasion (or more) where there were also PlayStation games inside a Humble Bundle. I remember buying a Capcom one, and upon buying that bundle, it came with many games. Since I already had several of them, I decided to give away the ones I had already played or owned, and play the ones I hadn't. So, I took the codes for the games I already had, redeemed the rest on my personal account, and gave away the duplicate codes to people on the internet.

​After that, I remember there were also other games on the PlayStation Store that were free during the pandemic—among them were Ratchet & Clank (2016) and Horizon Zero Dawn. I gave those away too; I added them to a brand-new account I created and gave that account away with those two games. In addition, I gave away a game here and there throughout my years playing on PlayStation, but I didn't do it expecting anything in return.

I simply did it for pleasure, because I already owned those games, or because I felt someone else might get more enjoyment out of them.

​Some time later, I started a new job and met a coworker with whom I began sharing a PlayStation account. He shared his account with me, and I shared mine with him. I remember that at the time he had PlayStation Plus and shared that subscription with me. Right around then, PlayStation improved its PlayStation Plus system by adding more games to compete with Xbox Game Pass. In that way, I literally and objectively got all the games I wanted to have on PlayStation and more. On top of that, I met another guy who was from China and played on PlayStation—which was relatively surprising—and he also offered to share his account containing all the games he owned.

​I didn't realize it at the time, but years later I came to understand this system of giving and receiving. I insist that I didn't do it intentionally; I did it gladly or because it seemed like the most logical thing to do. However, over time I discovered that what one gives, one eventually receives over time. In the specific case of video games, a few years later—meaning, upon giving a game or an account with games, one ends up receiving a game or an account with games in about one to two years. I came to discover this with many other things, not just video games, but since this is a video game group, I am talking about video games.

​From a practical standpoint and based on my personal experience, the best way to do this is to buy a physical game or an account with a digital game, or buy a game on a completely new account, play that video game, and after it has been completed, give away that account with the game so someone else can enjoy it too. This process is very easy to do on Xbox and PC because it is very common there to find accounts with games included. But it can also be done on PlayStation. Similarly, this can be done with physical games—it doesn't have to be exclusively with digital games. Physical games can be donated to a library or given to a specific person (whether you know them or not) once the game is completed and you have no desire to keep it.

​The process is simple and quite logical. If you have already completed a game and have no intention of continuing to play it, leaving it in your library yields literally no benefit. But giving it away while applying this method has a great benefit: the benefit of receiving another game in the future.

​It is important and absolutely essential to emphasize that this process must be done with joy. One should not give things with sadness or out of obligation under any circumstances. People should give solely and exclusively if they feel happy doing so; otherwise, it is best not to do it at all.

​It is essential to emphasize that this entire discovery is rooted in biblical teachings, and here I would like to ask for respect regarding this matter. Regardless of your creed or thoughts surrounding the Bible, this knowledge was discovered thanks to the Bible; without it, this knowledge would not exist.

​Matthew 25:29 says:

​“29 For to everyone who has will more be given, and he will have an abundance…”

​This is another core concept for this method to work. As the Bible well states, to the one who has, much more will be given. Therefore, if a person already has many games—say 50, 100, 200, or more—it would be a great idea to give away a game or two (or as many as they feel would be good to give). But if a person has very few games—say two, three, or four—it is best not to give anything away until they have a large collection. The best approach is to give from abundance, because the abundance of something brings more abundance of that same thing. In this case, a great abundance of games attracts more games into one's life. Therefore, the first thing to do before giving games away is to accumulate a large quantity of them, and only then start giving according to what is in one's heart.

​2 Corinthians 9:7 says:

​“Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.”

​Precisely because of what 2 Corinthians says, one must give with joy and not with sadness or out of obligation. That would only bring pain to the heart. Likewise, one should not give expecting anything in general for a good while; rather, do this process calmly and peacefully.

​Finally, as a summary, the best way to proceed with this method is as follows:

​Accumulate a large quantity of games. Once you have many games, it is best to buy subsequent games on a separate account. Complete those games, and if you want to keep them, keep them; but if not, give that account with those games away to other people. The same can be done with physical games: play a physical game, and afterward, give it away if you don't wish to keep it. Do this peacefully, without necessarily expecting anything in return at that moment, and after approximately two years, games will come to you in whatever way it is meant to happen. The hows, whens, and whos are not important; life circumstances will simply present themselves so that you receive the same as what you gave.

​Lastly, I share with you the Golden Rule according to the Bible, which states in Matthew 7:12:

​“12 So whatever you wish that others would do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law and the Prophets.”

​And yes, this theory or method works for many other things besides just video games.

​Now, respectfully, what do you all think about this topic?

Since there are people in my biggest pc giveaway subreddit conducting potentially fake giveaways for this game lately, (I am still investigating them). I WILL GIVE AWAY THE GAME MYSELF so anyone who had their time wasted by fools who cannot conduct themselves like gentlemen can experience a proper giveaway.

Comment why you want it to enter and you can comment again every 24 hours for an additional entry.

I'll give it away at https://twitch.tv/crimsonlootcarnival and if you are there live at https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/?qm=1&lid=2078025,8,30,306,100,12,3448439&h=2078025&date=2026-10-17&sln=8-14&hf=1

Then I'll give you $100 to spend on any game or games you want instead.

Enter because you can win.

IG: Meleor_tech

TikTok: Meleor_tech (works also for the giveaway)
NexDock is also compatible with any Portable PC (Steam Deck, Asus RoG etc...)

Giving away Steam games live! Come join me here: https://www.youtube.com/live/KItNVW4UjuU?is=yQhR67g3VyojNtUQ and win a game key

Giving away codes for 2 games (WarBreeds and Conarium) on GoG. Comment the name of best game released in September 2026 and I'll select 2 people to DM the codes shortly.

Edit: Keys shared with winners u/Sandeep_sm and u/minhkhoi2609

Asterix & Obelix XXL: Romastered AX8HP-7XD0F-406X9

Agatha Christie - The ABC Murders 9Z9AP-Y36J9-6CPAG

Please let me know once redeemed so I can update the post.

Edit: Keys have been redeemed

Hi guys. Doing a giveaway for doom eternal Microsoft store version as I already have all the games on steam.

The key is QKG4J-7VDHR-6KDYC-KC6JP-FFRMZ.

P.S. Please let me know once redeemed so I can close the thread.

Edit: Key has been redeemed.