Renting Games: Gamerang Review

Gaming is undeniably one of the fastest growing industries when it comes to entertainment

. However, new games that are being released today are very expensive, making it very impractical to buy new released games. If you were given a chance to play your favorite game for a lower price, will you let the opportunity pass? This article will be reviewing one of the best places where you can rent your games.

Gamerang is an online game directory that provides more than 6500 game titles from 8 game categories. They are offering games for any console that is out on the market today, and with their massive collection of games, finding the one that fits your taste is almost impossible.

All you have to do is to sign-up for the membership and you will be charged monthly, unless you tell the company that you do not want their service anymore. Here are the four plans available for Gamerang members:

1 game at a time $17.95 per month

2 games at a time $24.95 per month

3 games at a time $49.95 per month with a $75 refundable deposit

4 games at a time $59.95 per month with a $100 refundable deposit

All membership plans do not set a limitation for the number of games that you will be renting, and you can rent as many as you want depending on your membership type. Gamerang has everything that will spoil your gaming needs whether you are a casual or hardcore gamer.

All you have to do is to create a list of the games that you want, and the company will send you the games that are next in your list once you have returned the first batch that you have rented. The games will be sent right to your doorsteps within 2-4 days depending on your location.

With the help of these renting companies, playing games that you want is no longer as expensive as you think. In fact, you can play as much as you want without spending as much as one game would normally cost!

by: Tiffany Windhurst

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