
GameFly - Reviews and experiences
Mar 2026-Mar 2026
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Waiting game
Waiting game
DeliveryI started using them last summer because the 3–5 day shipping sounded fair — turned out that wasn’t always true. My first order took over 13 days to arrive, which was annoying, but then a replacement shipped and got here in under five days, so go figure. There’s no tracking, which makes me doubt they actually mail stuff when they say they do. I rented a BO7 more recently and after ten business days with nothing showing up I called — and my account got permanently suspended. Strange and frustrating, and yeah I get why they’d do it, but still. The $20 rental isn’t worth waiting half a month to play for a couple of days; I could’ve bought the game. Also, stuff is clearly labelled GameFly, so if it’s getting nicked in transit that wouldn’t help. I’m glad a couple orders worked out, but overall it’s hit-or-miss.
About GameFly
GameFly is a United States–based video game rental service that ships physical game discs to subscribers by mail. Its catalogue focuses on console games and is aimed at gamers who prefer to try or play titles without purchasing them outright. The company has also sold used games and consoles through an online storefront. GameFly is known for its subscription model that allows members to keep rentals for as long as they choose, one title at a time depending on plan.
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Last update: March 23, 2026
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