Buy Call of Duty®: Advanced Warfare - Gold Edition Steam Offline Account

You get login access to a shared Steam account that already owns Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare - Gold Edition. This is not a Steam key, not a gift and not a subscription — it is a ready offline account with the game already in the library. Nothing to redeem and nothing to activate. As soon as your payment clears, the credentials arrive and the title is installed and ready, so you skip the store checkout and the regional pricing entirely.

For a one-time $9.99 you get the full single-player campaign — the near-future war story starring Kevin Spacey as Atlas Corporation boss Jonathan Irons — playable in Offline Mode. The Gold Edition bundles the base game with extra content, and the account stays yours with no time limit and the free replacement guarantee behind it. To be clear, the competitive online multiplayer is not part of this offer; this offline account is for the solo campaign, and that is what you are paying for.

After payment the credentials arrive instantly. Log in through the normal Steam client, let the game download, then set Steam to Offline Mode using Steam menu → Go Offline. You can then play the campaign without staying connected, and the account stays yours to use offline. The only moment you need a connection is the first sign-in, which lets Steam authenticate the session; once that is done, the solo campaign runs without your internet.

Offline Mode covers the full story campaign: every mission, the exoskeleton-driven movement with boost jumps and grappling, and the hi-tech arsenal of directed-energy weapons and drones all work solo. Your campaign save progress lives on your machine, so nothing depends on a server and nothing is lost between sessions. What is not available here is the online multiplayer, which needs a live connection and matchmaking — this account is built around the single-player story, not the competitive modes.

The Gold Edition lists at about $69.99 on Steam. Here the offline account is a flat $9.99 — roughly 86% less. Even discounted keys for the Gold Edition tend to cost well above this, so if you want to play the campaign on its own, the offline account is the cheapest way in. Bundled editions like this one usually sit at a premium even during sales, which keeps a real key far from the ten-dollar mark.

You pay once, skip the full retail price, and avoid card payments and regional pricing entirely. For a solo run through the Advanced Warfare story, this is a small fraction of the listed cost. You are buying offline access to the same campaign content a key would unlock — just without redeeming a code onto your own profile and without paying the Gold Edition's full price tag to do it.

We say plainly what this is: a shared offline account, not your personal one, intended for the single-player campaign. You play in Steam Offline Mode, which keeps the session self-contained — so it is not meant for online multiplayer, and you should treat it as a solo-campaign account. We make no claim that it is an official license or your own permanent copy; it is a working offline account, and we are direct about that.

Every order includes a free replacement guarantee: if access stops working, contact support and we send a new account without a long process. Crypto payment keeps your card details out of it, and there is no region lock no matter where you play. Because you use credentials we provide rather than redeeming a key onto your main account, your own Steam profile is never tied to the purchase and stays separate from what you buy here.

Developed by Sledgehammer Games, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare imagines a plausible near future where Private Military Corporations have become the dominant armed forces for nations that outsource their militaries, redrawing borders and rewriting the rules of war. At the center sits Jonathan Irons, founder of Atlas Corporation and the world's largest PMC, brought to life by Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey in a standout performance that anchors the campaign's story.

The headline change is the exoskeleton: powered armor that reshapes how every soldier moves and fights, with boost jumps, grappling, covert cloaking, and biomechanics that boost strength, awareness, endurance and speed. The campaign pairs that mobility with an advanced arsenal — new equipment, perks, vehicles like hover bikes and specialized drones, and a class of directed-energy weapons alongside standard ammunition. The Gold Edition bundles the base game with extra content for a fuller package. With a Very Positive rating, Advanced Warfare remains one of the franchise's most memorable single-player campaigns, and this offline account is built around exactly that experience rather than the online side of the game.