After a ton of bad press last year, G2A went on a publicity spree as they sought to clean up their image, going so far as to offer studios a hefty sum if anyone could jump through their hoops and provide proof of their game being sold on their market with an alleged stolen key. One company decided to throw their hat into the ring, leading to an investigation that proved that said shady business was happening on their site.

In case you didn’t know, there’s a Ghost Recon: Breakpoint beta happening this weekend. Many of you already have keys, which can then be used to grant access to your mates. If you’re one of the many who don’t have keys yet through, we’ve got you sorted.

G2A has now been busted for attempting to sway public opinion on the site with an article that would attempt to paint them in a more positive light.

The Private Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 beta is set to kick off tomorrow on PlayStation 4, giving those who’ve pre-ordered a small taste of the game’s multiplayer. You can win a key

If you’re a long-time World of Warcraft player, we’ve got a whole *five* beta keys for The Battle of Azeroth to give away, giving you an early peek at what’s to come.

Want in on the upcoming multiplayer beta for Homefront: The Revolution? Then click through pal. Unless you're a commie menace that is.

The best rewards in life often require you to risk it all. I’m not prepared to do that in this reality, but video games are another story.

The Crew returns this year, with a new expansion that shifts the car MMO away the concrete jungle and into the wold plains of “The Summit”. Want in on this? Well good news, because we’re giving away codes to take part in an exclusive closed PC beta.