Steam games subscription — the whole catalog, one flat price
7,181 games in the pool right now. Instead of paying for one title, you pay once a month (or once a year) and play whatever you want from the list — start a campaign, drop it, jump to the next one, come back later. The library is the same inventory our per-game offline accounts come from, so what you see in the catalog is what you actually get.
$49/mo or $499/yr — nothing per title
access opens the moment your crypto payment confirms
nothing auto-renews, no cancellation maze
Rolling month. Nothing auto-renews — you top up when you want to keep going.
crypto only · usdt (trc20) · access opens as soon as the payment confirms
How the subscription actually works
We keep a pool of Steam accounts that own the games in our catalog. When you subscribe, you get the right to pull the login for any of those accounts, for any game in the pool, for as long as your subscription is alive. Open a game page, switch to the subscription tab, press show login, and you get the credentials plus a Steam Guard code generated on demand. Sign in, install, play.
The accounts are shared, and we do not pretend otherwise — that is exactly why the price is a flat $49a month instead of $60 a game. In practice it means you play in Steam's offline mode for single-player titles, and you should not count on cloud saves, achievements tied to your personal profile, or competitive online modes. Everything else — the full game, all content, any number of titles — works.
Who this is for (and who it is not)
It pays off fast if you play a lot of single-player games: two full-price releases cost more than a whole year of the yearly plan. It is a good way to work through a backlog, to test games you are not sure about before buying them properly, or to play through a series back to back.
It is a bad fit if you mainly play competitive online shooters, if you need your own achievements and friends list, or if you want a permanent licence tied to your personal account. In that case buy the game on Steam — we would rather say this out loud than take a subscription payment you will regret.
Why trust us with this
The market around shared Steam access is full of week-old sites with copy-pasted text, no working support and a checkout that takes your crypto and goes quiet. Our answer is not louder marketing — it is checkable detail: a public catalog synced with real stock several times a day, a per-game page that tells you which access model fits that specific title, support that replies on Telegram at @gamechangerwb, and the same infrastructure that has been serving 2,300+ orders on our Russian-language store for years.
If access ever stops working while your subscription is active, that is our problem to fix, not yours — message support and you get a working account back.
Subscription vs buying single games
| subscription | single game | |
|---|---|---|
| price | $49/mo · $499/yr | from $0.99 per title |
| how many games | all 7,181 | the one you bought |
| best for | backlogs, trying things out, binge-playing | one specific game, kept long-term |
| access ends | when the subscription lapses | stays with the account you bought |
Not sure yet? Every title is also available on its own — offline accounts from $0.99, or a full-access account that stays yours.
Popular in the subscription
offline-1%Terraria
offline-20%Garry's Mod
offline-83%Black Myth: Wukong
offline-83%ELDEN RING
offline-71%HELLDIVERS™ 2
offlineLeft 4 Dead 2
offlineStardew Valley
offlineWallpaper Engine
offline-75%Cyberpunk 2077
offline-50%Euro Truck Simulator 2
offline-22%Dead by Daylight
offline-82%Red Dead Redemption 2
What is a Steam games subscription?
Instead of buying titles one at a time, you pay a flat monthly or yearly fee and get access to every game in our stocked library. You sign in to an account that already owns the game, play it, and move to the next one whenever you want. There is no per-title charge and no limit on how many games you go through.
How many games are included?
Every game in our subscription pool — over 7,000 titles at the time of writing, and the list is synced with our live inventory several times a day. If a game shows a subscription tab on its page, it is included in the plan.
How is this different from Steam Family Sharing or Game Pass?
Family Sharing needs a friend who already owns the game and locks the library while they play. Game Pass only covers the titles Microsoft licensed — mostly first-party. Our subscription covers the catalog we stock ourselves, including single-player AAA titles that never appear in Game Pass.
Which games work best on a subscription account?
Single-player and offline-capable titles are the sweet spot: story games, RPGs, strategy, simulators, racing. Competitive online games with hardware bans or account-bound progression are not a good fit, and we say so on the game page rather than selling you a bad experience.
How do I pay?
Crypto — USDT on TRC20. The monthly plan is $49, the yearly plan is $499 (about 15% cheaper than paying month to month). Nothing auto-renews: you extend it yourself when you want to keep going, so there is no silent billing.
What happens when my subscription ends?
Access simply stops — no charge, no cancellation call, no dark-pattern retention flow. Your account and order history stay, and you can restart any time; a new payment extends from that moment.
Is this legitimate?
We are transparent about exactly what you get: shared access to Steam accounts that own the games, delivered instantly, with support that answers. We do not claim to sell you licence keys and we do not hide the model behind marketing language. Read the mechanics below before you pay — that is the whole point.
Start playing today
$49 for a month of everything, or $499 for the year. Pay in USDT, get access as soon as it confirms.
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