Customer Ratings & Reviews

These are Great, Save them for the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter sale and they can be Amazing!

Great gift, blah, blah, blah. Look, when the Steam summer sale is on, and you've already exhausted your bank account and other credit cards; using your rewards points for this card is a great way to buy that early release Alpha that you'll never play, but complain about incessantly about lack of developer support. Either that or random loot boxes from EA. Whatever floats your boat.

My child bought this with Christmas money. She bought games for herself and her friends. Convenient

It is an essential card to fund all the impulse game purchases (especially during winter sale)

My 14 year old son plays a lot of online games available through Steam, but specific ones go on sale periodically and I never know which ones he wants. He loves getting these gift cards so he can take advantage of good deals when they come along and it's like it's his own money. The games are available immediately so you don't have to go to a store to use the card. He was able to get new games Christmas morning, as soon as he opened the gift.

Not sure what could be bad about this, but it's an easy way to add credit to your Steam account

Well, it’s a gift card, so yeah. It’s plastic. You can give it to anyone and they use it for the amount you spent on it. For example, if you add $50.00 to the card, the recipient can then spend up to $50.00 using it at that store. It’s kind of like money, but only for a specific store. Hope this helps you decide.

This is a truly magical device! I don't know how they do it, but I purchased this device in the store for $20. When I got home, the device showed me a magic code, that when entered in the proper place in the mystical application know as Steam, $20 magically appeared in my wallet there. Technology truly never ceases to amaze me!!!

I got it discounted on Best Buy's eBay store at a discounted price. In-store pickup worked fine.

Perfect gift for a gamer because they can use it for whatever they want on Steam

I followed the instructions on the back of the card and it added it to my Steam wallet. It doesn't say what denomination of coin to use to scratch off but I used a dime because of the serrated edge. A penny might work but have not tried yet. If you don't have a coin you will want to find something with a flat edge. Some recommendations would be a butter knife, A scewdriver (standard not philips), or a really flat rock.

Just 100$ to spent on steam. Use it right after buying it to minimize the chances of losing it.

These steam cards are great gifts for computer gamers. The card has a scratch off area under which is a code that is activated at purchase. Just make sure that it looks untampered. These come in several denominations and are better for gifting than an emailed code.

There's really not much to say about this card. It loads fine to my Steam Wallet. So why bother with this? In my case, I do it for the Kroger Fuel points. Kroger does not sell Steam cards, so I what do is buy a Best Buy gift card from Kroger, which gives me fuel points and also 6% cash back with my AMEX Blue Cash card, and then go to Best Buy and buy this card. It sounds like a hassle but anything I can save is worth it.

I HATE giving my credit card number to my kids for anything. It always turns out to be some automatic renewal program and I don't notice it until it is too late. I now buy Microsoft point and membership gift cards, playstation point gift cards, itunes cards, and Steam gift cards. They can't spend money you do not have. It is way too easy for your kids to click on something and rack up your credit card bill with all of these games. Get the card.

Steam cards are great way to go now since it is next to impossible to get much in the way of software locally anymore. I've been complaining about Best Buy's poor PC software for years but they have given up trying at this point. Anyway, I spend enough there to get reward checks and between this and an occasional sale where these cards will be discounted 5-10% (and then we get the points for buying them) then this is the way to go.

easy to use and nice to have, don't have to worry about anyone stealing your credit card numbers

Since all the hacking that's been going on with major gaming networks over the years (PSN, XBL, etc) I've been hesitant to say the least about using a credit card for online purchases. For Steam these cards are great and you can find them almost anywhere gift cards are sold now. Hope GoG.com eventually follows suit as they require you to go through PaySafe which is a hassle.

From what I understand, it's basically my nephew's generation of pinball/video game tokens; and this is what my nephew wanted for his birthday, and was QUITE tickled that he got it... so He's happy with it, which was the goal. I personally DID NOT like the fact that the card was simply heavier paper stock...I expected something more like a standard gift card (plastic) but I guess it's more environmentally friendly this way...

I paid for gift cards, i got gift cards, i gave them to people for christmas. All in all everything worked out pretty well. Would do it again.