HRKGame Reviews 

Not sure how it is with other keys but dont buy a Windows OEM key here, bought it yesterday and today its invalid because it was activated on a different device.
Seems like they either sell stolen keys or the same key multiple times.

Edit: Asking for some kind of Installation ID is not really a solution, you scam ppl with Windows keys and you know it and now you just try anything to make it harder to get a solution.
If this would be a legit error you would just provide a new key

I don't understand why is HRK game requesting a payment verifiaction when i was paying i had to pass the 3ds test which i passed successfully just for them to tell me to take a picutre of my ID and card....

Made me confirm both my regular mail and my paypal mail first. Big fan of that however as key scams and similar are rampant. will use again!

Never had any issues, have had this account for a few years now, not sure about the exact number but its been a while.

Smooth, easy, worked right away

Was scammed out of a windows 11 pro key from vip-urcdkey as they deleted my purchase history (without notice) that had my windows key that I needed to access as they did a "data migration".

They windows key was way cheaper here and got it almost instantly. Hopefully this website does not pull such scummy tactics like Vip-urcdkey in the future. So for now 5 stars.

Modified my desktop changing the Motherboard and CPU made my Windows 7 product key obsolete and didn't worked anymore, then went here, bought a Windows 11 code, only needed to pay three bucks plus some taxes instead of 150 buckaroonis, got the key in less than a minute and used to activate my already active pc, you saved me and my wallet.

Before purchase, it was saying that it can activate in Cyprus. Purchased and not working. Says that it is not available for purchase in this country, Can I have a refund?

it was very bad so i didnt like it

Very poor user experience regarding search functionality, payment processing, and wallet operation. The base game price fluctuates depending on the selected payment method, in addition to added service fees. Furthermore, it is slightly higher priced than other key platforms.

I purchased a game code and provided all the correct payment and billing information, yet the process was unnecessarily complicated. Instead of receiving the code quickly, I had to wait more than 24 hours.

Their customer support was extremely slow, and they also asked me to provide additional personal information even though my payment details were already correct.

When buying a digital game code, I expect fast delivery and a smooth verification process. Unfortunately, this was not the case.

I would not recommend this service if you need your game code quickly.

i'm always wary of using new keyshops, but I got my activation key and it worked, so now im all for hrk

Do not be misled by HRK Game’s marketing. They sell software advertised under banners like "Lifetime Purchase" and "One-Time Offer," leading reasonable consumers to believe they are purchasing a perpetual retail license that belongs to them for life.In reality, they are selling fragile, disposable, single-use activation tokens.When my license lost activation after performing standard PC maintenance (upgrading a motherboard), their support team explicitly admitted in writing: "all of our keys are one-time activation keys and can only be activated once. They cannot be reused or reactivated after activation." "we only provide support for up to two months after the purchase date." Think carefully about what "lifetime" actually means under their definition:Your motherboard fails tomorrow? Your "lifetime" license ends tomorrow.You upgrade your PC build next month? Your "lifetime" license is dead.You format or reinstall Windows due to a drive failure? Your license is gone, unrecoverable, and thrown away like a used match.A genuine perpetual software license stays with the buyer. HRK Game's keys behave like single-use scratch cards. If you need to fix or upgrade your PC, you will be locked out—and if you are past their arbitrary 60-day support window, they will simply wash their hands of you, keep your money, and tell you it can never be activated again. Paying over £40–£45 for a key that dies after 3 months makes this vastly more expensive than buying legitimate retail software. If you ever plan on reinstalling software, upgrading a component, or owning a PC for more than a few months, stay far away from HRK Game's misleading "lifetime" offers.
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Thank you, HRK, for confirming publicly what you concealed at the point of sale:You admitted selling non-transferable OEM/disposable keys under "Lifetime" marketing: You explicitly state above that your keys are only valid for the "lifetime of the first device" and "cannot be reused after major hardware changes," openly advising customers who want real transferable software to buy "retail versions directly from the publisher." This is an outright admission of misleading omission under the UK Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations (CPRs). If a key dies the moment a motherboard or drive is replaced, it is not a "Lifetime Purchase"—it is a restricted OEM hardware bond. Advertising it as a "Lifetime / One-time purchase" without prominent upfront warnings that standard repairs destroy the license is deceptive marketing designed to lure buyers into paying retail-adjacent prices (£45+) for throwaway volume/OEM keys. The "Two-Month Support" evasion: You state support is limited to two months to "ensure smooth activation." Under statutory UK Consumer Law (Consumer Rights Act 2015), digital goods must remain fit for purpose and of satisfactory durability. Arbitrary two-month seller policies do not extinguish statutory rights or excuse selling software that self-terminates upon routine hardware servicing. No solution, only deflection: Advising a paying customer to go buy from the publisher after pocketing £45+ for a key that died after 3 months is bad business.Prospective buyers: Notice HRK's public admission. If you buy from them, you are not getting a legitimate transferable retail product. If your PC needs a repair tomorrow, your £40–£50 purchase is dead tomorrow—and their official advice will simply be: "buy it from the publisher."