Those who watch little green men closely will know that recently Green Man Gaming rolled out a cashback feature, launching it with XCOM in North America. Now we're rolling it out across a wider range of titles to the world!
Explaining GMG Cashback so it fits on a coin:
On cashback titles, you can choose cashback or credit as a reward. Credit is always worth more and will get you bigger savings on big titles next time you shop!
Check out the offers we're running on a range of games, including:
How do you know if it's a cashback title? You'll see the reward options on the game's page, like in this picture, and then at the checkout you will have the option to select cash or credit.
Please note that when selected cashback instead of credit, it will take 2-3 working days to process with the relevant payment providers.
Bonus credit on pre-purchase titles will not be provided until the day of the product's release, and will be provided at the same time as your game key (if applicable).
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Will you update the site to show games that are available for this type of incentive, would be handy to have a list of all the games that would enable it, or is the plan to have all upcoming games entitled to this offer, because £6 gmg credit sounds damn good to me.
ReplyDeleteAlso will you be able to use the credit on pre-ordering games as well?
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ReplyDeleteI already bought sleeping dogs and hitman absolution am I going to receive credit like I did with XCOM?
ReplyDeleteI have the same problem, bought those two games and haven't recieved any credits. :(
DeleteSame here
DeleteCashback option is missing for the Hitman prof Edition...
ReplyDeleteLinked picture is 1,2MB PNG :D Massive overkill.
ReplyDeleteI pre-purchased Hitman already, do existing preorders get the option of cashback?
ReplyDeleteNo, you also have a key for sniper challenge so no refunds.
Deletethere is no Sniper Challenge key for NA preorders
DeleteNot sure why you don't just offer a $5-$10 discount instead of this cash back system, it seems to complicate things way more than it really needs to be. Not to mention this system could be open for a wide variety of issues because of how many different payment methods / banks handle transactions. That and now that you've made vouchers unusable with any other discount... You've basically given us a worst deal in terms of value. And before James or anyone else says, "It's always been this way." It really hasn't, Borderlands 2 was $10 off at one point for pre-order, the 20% voucher still worked and numerous other games had followed suit up until this point. Sales come and go, and I understand that fully, but to change the way a sale mechanic works, is down right unfriendly to the customers, both new and old.
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