The DropRate game store

You bought it.
You own it.

A game you buy here is actually yours — not a rental that disappears if an account gets closed. Play it, and when you're done, sell it like a disc. The developer earns a cut of that resale too, so passing a game along is good for players and the people who made it.

Yours to keep
Not a rental
Devs keep 95%
Flat 5% fee
Play anywhere
Browser or app
Early These listings are live. Web games run right in your browser; downloadable games run through the DropRate desktop app — get the app →

Now on the shelf

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More ways to win

Crates & raffles
01

Crates

Provably-fair loot crates with published odds. Pay in $DROP, USDC or SOL, pull a Steam key, keep it or sell it back for 70%. Hold 100k $DROP and crates are 10% off.

02

Raffles

Hold $DROP, get entered into free game-key draws three times a day. No purchase, no ticket — just hold. Every draw is verifiable on-chain and against public randomness.

How ownership works

Three steps
01

Buy it, own it

The copy is yours the moment you buy it — nobody can take it back or switch it off. Sign in on the web or in the desktop app and your library is right there.

02

Resell anytime

Finished with a game? List it back on the market. Open editions trade freely; limited runs build a real second-hand economy with a floor that protects value. The developer decides which.

03

Devs keep earning

Every resale sends a cut back to the studio — something second-hand discs never did. Buying pre-owned here still pays the people who built the game.

A license vs. ownership

Why it matters

Elsewhere

A license
You getPermission to play — tied to one account, and it can be taken away.
ResaleNot allowed. Finished with it? It's gone.
Dev earnsOnce, on the first sale only.
Pay withWhatever they allow, at the fees they set.

On DropRate

You own it
You getA copy that belongs to you. Play it on the web or the desktop app — nobody can switch it off.
ResaleList it anytime — open edition or limited run, it's yours to trade.
Dev earnsOn the first sale and a cut of every resale after.
Pay withUSDC or SOL — whichever the developer accepts.
DropRate · own your games — how it works