That stopped me from continuing for a while but after I spent hours looking for my CD product key which I could not find on your website either (other game companies that have similar sign-ons have the CD product keys listed with your account info), I decided to try it without the entering the key manually and it still worked. The problem with your activation process is that even after linking my steam account with my just opened Triumph account the dialog box still asks for the activation key – it looks like a box I had to fill out to continue. Then I find out that Steam does not have access to your CD keys. I don’t know how many hours I spent looking for the Steam Product key – they used to give you the key with the purchase invoice but no longer do.
#STEAM ACTIVATION CODE LIST FOR GAMES HOW TO#
It will tell you how to move your save games, etc. If you’ve been playing on a guest account check this link: During this period, I tried to get as many as possible, firstly because I wanted to get lots of games, achievements and, of course, have fun. With that set up you can log in with your account. Ive been getting steam keys from sites and filled out my Steam library pretty much during these 4 years.
You can verify that by checking the ‘Registered Products’ field on the same screen, which should have ‘Age of Wonders III’ listed. This can be done at the ‘Register key / DLC / Account Settings’ screen. If you make a Triumph Account and then link your Steam account to it you will be registered automatically. You don’t need a key if you bought the game via Steam.
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