NFA Dealer | WARDOGS

This WARDOGS account from NFA Dealer is a Steam profile that already owns the game. WARDOGS is in Early Access, its matches put 100 players into three teams, and this profile gets you into them without buying a copy of your own. Below: how an NFA profile differs from your own, how you sign in, and what Early Access means when you are the one paying.

A WARDOGS NFA account: what is yours and what is not

NFA means non-full access. The profile belongs to its original owner: you do not get the email or the password, and you cannot change them or attach your phone. In the game itself there are no limits: matches, gear and a squad of friends all work as they would on your own profile, and what you earn in a session stays there. That arrangement is also why an NFA profile costs noticeably less than a copy of your own: you pay for access to the game rather than for the account itself.

Sign-in is designed so that you never need the password. You paste the key from your purchase into NFA Dealer Launcher's activation field, and the profile is added to Steam and opens by itself, with no Steam Guard codes. The launcher keeps every profile you have activated in its account list, so coming back to this one is a single click. You will need a Windows PC with Steam installed.

Early Access: what it means for a buyer

Early Access means WARDOGS is on sale before its official launch, so the version you play today is not the final one. Patches rework weapons, maps and balance, and a studio may wipe progress before release if it decides to. The upshot for a buyer is simple: full price for a game that is still changing is not for everyone, and an NFA profile lets you play now and put off the decision about your own copy until launch. If you are still hooked by then, buy the game and carry on with your own account, which means the NFA profile works as a paid trial rather than a commitment.

100 players and three teams

A 100-player match split into three teams rarely stays a fair duel: every firefight is heard by the third side, which turns up to finish off whoever survived it. That makes the gap between a lone player and a squad on voice chat especially wide, and it is why people often pick up a WARDOGS account to join friends who are already playing. A second profile for another squad or under another name works too.

How to buy a WARDOGS account

The card has one tariff, "WARDOGS", and its account tab carries one line, "Game on the account". The price comes off your GCC balance, and if the balance is short, the purchase window offers to top up the difference. After the purchase you get the launcher key, activate it and install the game from your Steam library. For long-term play on one profile, bear in mind that the card has no inactive-owner option and the tariff says nothing about how often the owner signs in. Cheats and other products for the game are on the WARDOGS page.