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Shared Accounts
Games at a fraction of the key price: access via the seller's shared account with offline play. The format and terms are always stated on the card.
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How to choose a digital product
- The game stays on the seller's account: access lasts for the warranty period.
- Online play, achievements and cloud saves are usually unavailable — check the card.
- Do not change the seller's account credentials: it voids the warranty.
Frequently asked questions
What is a shared account?
The seller provides sign-in credentials for their account with the purchased game. You sign in, switch the client to offline mode and play. The game is not transferred to your account — that is why the format costs several times less than a key.
How does a shared account differ from a key or a gift?
A key or a gift binds the game to your own account permanently, including online features. A shared account grants access for the seller's warranty period, usually offline-only and without multiplayer — but at a much lower price.
Will saves and DLC work?
The single-player campaign and the DLC included in the edition work, and saves are stored locally on your computer. Multiplayer, achievements and cloud saves are generally unavailable.
Who delivers access and what if something goes wrong?
Bazelio is an aggregator storefront: payment, credential delivery and support are handled by a third-party seller on the payment platform. The warranty period and replacement terms are in the seller's description — contact the seller in the order chat if anything goes wrong.
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Shared Accounts
A shared account is an access format where the seller provides sign-in credentials for their own account (usually Steam), and the game runs in offline mode. It is the most affordable way to play expensive new releases and AAA hits: the price is several times lower than a key or a gift. Know the trade-offs: the game is not bound to your account, access lasts for the seller's warranty period, online features (multiplayer, achievements, cloud saves) are usually unavailable, and changing the account credentials is not allowed. Saves work locally, and single-player campaigns can be completed in full. Read the terms on the product card before buying: the warranty period, sign-in steps and usage rules are set by the seller, who also delivers access and answers questions on the payment page. If you want to own a game permanently on your account, pick a key or a gift from the PC Games section.