 Freedom! Would you like an easy way to get game keys for your YouTube videos or live streams or for video reviews? I may just have the tool for you. This is Keymailer. You can go to keymailer.co to access the website. And it's a new platform which is currently in beta so may have some bugs. Which aims to hopefully take out the middleman of getting game keys for your YouTube channel or Twitch stream. All you have to do is go to keymailer.co, sign up with your email address, Steam account because they currently only have Steam keys but PS4 and Xbox One keys are in the works. Twitch, YouTube and Twitter, you only need one YouTube or Twitch to sign up. But if you had both then you get to confirm that you're using the keys for both platforms. And confirm your email address and start requesting some keys. They do have both indie games and AAA titles so I requested the Binding of Isaac DLC, Tales of Zestria, The New Roller Coaster Tycoon, Fallout 4 when it comes out and a couple smaller indie games. And keep in mind though you may or may not get a key, especially if you request from the popular games category as that is a category where everybody is requesting keys and so you're a lot less likely to get a key yourself simply because there's so many people going and channel size and content quality and things like that do go into whether or not you actually get a key. Now you do have to follow a couple steps in the emails they send you to verify your identity because there have been a problem of people pretending to be YouTubers that they're not in the game key requesting scene and so they just want to make sure that you are who you say you are so just follow the steps in your email and you'll be good to go. You do need at least 50 subscribers on YouTube or 50 followers on Twitch to start getting game keys but that's it. That may seem high to a couple of you but that's a very low barrier of entry for getting free games to make videos on. On the game list page you can sort by genre, publisher, developer, platform once they add more platforms and find the games that you like and then there's also a couple recommended categories on the homepage which includes that popular games list that I was telling you about as well as like upcoming games and ones that just launch, things like that. Very simple to set up a lot easier than having to do with email lists and contacting developers directly and stuff like that although keep in mind not every game is of course going to be on there but seems to be a pretty promising service. Keep in mind again it's currently in beta, they're going to be constantly adding new features and reworking it and patching bugs and things like that as they work on it and hopefully we'll get some PlayStation 4 and Xbox One keys in the future as well. Keymailer.co link will be in the description below. Hope you enjoyed this video guys, I hope it was helpful for you. If it was be sure to smash that like button, subscribe to Freedom Sentry if you haven't already and if you have come check out my gaming channel. I haven't advertised this yet because it just got out of full screen today so we're moving it on over to Freedom and I have my own gaming channel. I've been getting back into it, I took a break from it for a little while as I focused on my main tech channel but now that I've moved out in my own space I'm going to start doing some more cool gaming videos so come check that out, it's called Eposvox Gaming, link in the description below along with my other channels and things like that. Go request some keys and have a great one guys.