Online Video Game Rental - GottaPlay

GottaPlay is an online video game rental website that offers a selection of about 3,500 titles for a gamer to choose from. Renting video games online is a new convenience for the 21st century game addict. So what are they all about? Read on and find out.

GottaPlay Membership Plans

To sign up, go to their website and click on their “Create Account” link. Next, there is a promotional page where you can get a free subscription to a game magazine for a year (or not). You then enter your email and create a password. Once completed you get to select a plan of your choosing and payment information. Once your account is set up, you can log in and select games into your queue. The game(s) you select (depending on your plan) will be sent to you by first class mail based on their availability. Worried about getting your games quickly? To help get games to you faster, GottaPlay has multiple distributing centers across the United States.

As an incentive to sign up with them, GottaPlay offers a 10-day trial period where you can get a total refund if you are not happy with their service. So what do you think? Look at the plans below and see if it’s worth your time.

Weekend Warrior Pass

• For $12.95 a month, you can rent one game at a time.

The Player Game Pass

• For $20.95 a month, you can rent two games at a time.

Extreme Gamer Pass

• Are you a serious game addict? For $28.95 you can rent up to 3 games at a time.

GottaPlay - Video Game Choices

• GameCube

• Nintendo DS

• PlayStation Portable games and movies

• Playstation 2

• Xbox

• Xbox 360

How to Contact GottaPlay

Does their website interest you? Here are a couple ways you can get in touch with them for more information.

Website

By Mail

GottaPlay Interactive, Inc.

3226 Rosendale St. Suite 200

Gig Harbor, WA 98332

By Phone

1-866-348-2800

GottaPlay also has an email form you can fill out on their “Contact us” page.

Is GottaPlay worth your time?

Based on the information given on their website, the only good deal is the “Weekend Warrior Pass” of one game at a time for $12.95. The other plans are a bit higher than some of their other competitors (like Gamelender ). Also, they seem to have less variety of games. I do like, however, that they have multiple distribution centers for faster shipping. No one wants to wait too long for their most wanted game(s). Overall, I would say continue to shop around for other online rental places if you want to have access to multiple games.