Loot Play Helps Buyers Discover Indie Titles Monthly
Justin Lam — October 18, 2018 — Tech
Loot Crate, the geeky memorabilia subscription service, is stepping into the games market with its new digital subscription service known as Loot Play. Starting at just $10 a month, Loot Play will give subscribers a 'digital crate' with one featured game. The game keys will be distributed by Chrono.gg and can be redeemed across multiple platforms. The featured game will be revealed monthly on Loot Crate's Tuesday livestreams on Twitch and Mixer, and the inaugural release will be 'Crossing Souls' developed by Fourattic.
According to Loot Crate's VP of Product Marketing, Erik Reynolds, Loot Play was developed to "help subscribers find new games that are curated with a focus on creative new voices." The new program also ensures "independent studios reach new audiences through our large network of Looters.”
Image Credit: Loot Crate
According to Loot Crate's VP of Product Marketing, Erik Reynolds, Loot Play was developed to "help subscribers find new games that are curated with a focus on creative new voices." The new program also ensures "independent studios reach new audiences through our large network of Looters.”
Image Credit: Loot Crate
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