BUFF.Game

BUFF.Game

Loyalty program

832 ratings
344 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 1, 2021
  • August 21, 2024

Features

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Earn real-life rewards by playing your favorite games across PC, mobile, and console. Collect in-game currency and redeem it for items in a dedicated marketplace.

Earn rewards by playing games
Redeem rewards for real-life items
Supports PC, Mobile, and PS gaming
In-game currency accumulation
Marketplace for item redemption
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What's New in BUFF.Game

2.6.3

August 21, 2024

- bug fixes

Subscription plans

Premium Monthly

Premium Monthly Subscription

$3.991 Month
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In-App Purchases

$1.99

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User reviews

wow

doesnt even let you pick a game to get points in just a bunch of ads and random websites

I can't play!

Doesn't even show me the games just an emptyvscreen what a scam!

Doesn’t work

Why are we opening links to safari when I’m on the app? Why is there no clash royale when that’s what was advertised? Embarrassing app

Annoyed with price change.

Been using buff for a year now. I felt the premium of $70 was worth it. I grind valorant so I got $285 worth of gift cards over the year. That was 57 gift cards. I just renewed my subscription about 2 weeks ago and have gotten a few gift cards since. Well I log in today, 1/14/26 and premium give card price went up…it was 600 for a $5 gift card, now it’s 950. Staff says, “just a price increase nothing to be done about it.” Dude for every 2 gift cards now it’s costing an extra 700 credits. So I should have 3 gift cards. Based on my numbers from last year, I’ll spend an extra 20,650 credits for less gift cards. So not it’s not worth it anymore. Also it didn’t increase for the free users. It’s still 1200 credits for the $5. Yall seriously ruined the necessities of buying premium. The challenges and the rate of getting points hasn’t increased . So it will be impossible for me to reach the same amount of gift cards. In reality, I’ll get around $180 worth of gift cards and I paid $70 for the service. So $110 in profit for a year of gaming valorant….. I might as well just buy the damn gun skins with riot. Definitely getting a refund.
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This app sucks

Don’t even waste ur time

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Login issues

Bug

Challenges not tracking progress

Bug

Rewards not being awarded

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Add more mobile games

Feature

Support for consoles (Xbox, PlayStation)

Feature

Increase variety of rewards

Feature

Improve account management and stability

Feature

FAQ

What does BUFF.Game do?

BUFF.Game is a loyalty program for gamers. It allows you to earn in-game currency, called Buffs, by playing your favorite games on PC, mobile, or PlayStation. These Buffs can then be redeemed for real-life items in the app's marketplace.

How do I earn rewards with BUFF.Game?

You earn rewards simply by playing games. The app tracks your playtime and awards you Buffs based on your gaming activity. These Buffs accumulate and can be used to purchase items.

What kind of items can I get with my Buffs?

You can redeem your accumulated Buffs for a variety of real-life items in the BUFF.Game marketplace. The specific items available may vary, but the program aims to provide desirable rewards for gamers.

Is BUFF.Game free to use?

The BUFF.Game app itself is free to download and use. While the core functionality of earning rewards is free, there may be options for in-app purchases which could enhance the user experience or offer additional benefits.

What platforms does BUFF.Game support?

BUFF.Game is designed to be compatible with a wide range of gaming platforms. You can earn rewards by playing games on PC, mobile devices, and PlayStation consoles.