The fact people are still using Hola amazes me, please say adios to it and uninstall it, please find an alternative like tunnelbear

Hola works as a peer-to-peer service. It's popular for changing your Netflix region. They also sell access to your internet connection to others.
If you don't understand why this is bad...
Imagine someone being able to use your internet connection (as you) to:
download child pornography,
try to hack into webmail accounts,
try to break into online banking systems,
spam forums and vandalize websites sites
All the while using your PC and your internet IP address.

http://adios-hola.org/

And there is a 10% off code: BEMVINDO10

We should create a definitive list of which games can be bought on Nuuvem. Sometimes it states that 'this game cannot be activated outside of Brazil/Latin America' on the actual listing, so it's not even worth trying with those because even if it did let you buy you'd be stuck with a region locked key. But if it doesn't say that and you can buy the game just using a simple VPN such as Hola (not recommended) or TunnelBear (preferred!), then it's a global key. If you get as far as completing checkout with Paypal, only for it to fail at the 40 second countdown, then I think those are probably region locked as well, even if it doesn't say so (because if it fails at that point it's because it's checking your Paypal details and realises you're not from BraziI from your address/lack of Brazilian ID).

However, there have been some games that I've successfully bought that I've tried to buy additional copies of at a later date that don't seem to work anymore, so they much change it from time to time. Would be great if there was an easy way to keep track of all of this.

These are the ones that I know work that are currently on sale -

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate HD
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 + all DLC
Metal Gear Rising Revengeance - $12.49/£2.31
Metal Gear Solid V Ground Zeroes - $8.99/£1.66
Hotline Miami 2 - $16.74/£3.10
Hotline Miami 2: Digital Deluxe Edition - $23.44/£4.32
Wasteland 2 - $29.99/£5.54
Wasteland 2: Digital Deluxe - $43.99/£8.12
Life is Feudal: Your Own - $36.49/£6.74
Magicka Collection - $16.99/£3.12
OlliOlli 2 - $13.99/£2.59
Europa Universalis IV - $15.99/£2.95
Europa Universalis IV: Digital Extreme Edition - $16.99/£3.13
Europa Universalis IV DLC Collection - $25.99/£4.80
Mad Max - was $29.99/£5.54 when I bought it, has gone up to $35.99/£6.64 now but still possibly cheapest around. Doesn't say so but includes 4 pieces of DLC.


There are more that work but are currently cheaper elsewhere. I have also previously bought Rocksmith 2014 and Cities: Skylines from here but those don't seem to work anymore.



It's a Brazilian website so... Brazil! I use TunnelBear - it's got a monthly bandwidth allowance but it's more than enough for things like this (just remember to turn it off when you don't need it!) and it's very stable/reliable. Just turn it on before you go to checkout and leave it on until the transaction is successful.

The item shows as unavailable in the UK. Is a VPN required to purchase the region free key?

The fact people are still using Hola amazes me, please say adios to it and uninstall it, please find an alternative like tunnelbear

Cheers grabbed this & Mirrors of Fate HD which is £1.24.

Heat.

Edit. May as well grab Lords of Shadow 2 for £3.20

nuuvem no longer works usimg hola for me

Working for me ... And it's the first time im using :smiley:

Hola works as a peer-to-peer service. It's popular for changing your Netflix region. They also sell access to your internet connection to others.
If you don't understand why this is bad...
Imagine someone being able to use your internet connection (as you) to:
download child pornography,
try to hack into webmail accounts,
try to break into online banking systems,
spam forums and vandalize websites sites
All the while using your PC and your internet IP address.

http://adios-hola.org/

thanks OP - saved for later

what country are people using?