GameFly is the #1 American online game rental system and has thousands of subscribers. With over 8,000 console games to choose from, a subscription to GameFly will keep you and your entire family entertained for days at a time.
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What Is GameFly?
GameFly was officially launched on September 8, 2002, and didn’t take long to become a major success in the gaming industry.
GameFly is similar to Netflix and BookLender: you pay a monthly subscription price and the games are delivered via postal service directly to your home.
Unlike old-time video rental stores, there are never any late fees. The site also has parental control options for safe family fun.
The process is simple. You choose the plan that you want, add games to your queue, and then GameFly ships them out. The games normally reach your house in 48 to 72 hours.
You’re allowed to keep the games as long as you want, then return them in the postage-paid envelope that GameFly provides.
Which Systems Can Be Used?
GameFly started out as a small company. At launch, they only offered a limited range of games for the PS2, Xbox, and Nintendo GameCube. The company has since branched out and, in addition to those now-classics, currently offers games for the following systems, as well as Blu-Ray and DVD videos:
- PlayStation 5
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox Series X
- Xbox One
- Nintendo Switch
- PlayStation 3
- Xbox 360
- Nintendo 3DS
- Nintendo Wii U
- PlayStation Vita
- Wii
- Nintendo DS
- PSP (games and movies)
- Nintendo GameBoy Advance
How Much Does GameFly Cost?
GameFly is a rent-by-the-month service. Right at the moment, they are running a GameFly promo/summer special where you can get a trial membership for a month free. The first month will be free and you can have one game at a time out.
After the GameFly free trial expires, you will pay only $15.95 a month. Other options include a special for 2 months of 1 game at a time at $7.98 a month, with the price going to $15.95 a month after the trial expires, and 2 months of 2 games out at a time for $11.48 a month then going to $22.95 a month for 2 games at a time after the trial.
GameFly charges your credit card on whichever day of the month that your trial expires and charges automatically monthly after that. You can cancel your membership at any time.
Wrapping Up
GameFly is the best way to go for anyone who is a gaming fanatic. Check out their free trial today!
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3 replies on “GameFly Review: Play New Games Each Month, But How Convenient Is It? ”
GameFly is to expensive Blockbuster has games and movies and is less expensive.
Hey Bob – you are absolutely correct, blockbuster is a bit cheaper BUT you cannot rent new releases with Blockbuster.
And for me that is a deal breaker.
Very true, but Blockbuster on-demand does not offer new releases, and for me new releases are extremely important.