MAINGEAR's Resident Evil PC Giveaway Got 174,280 Actions

MAINGEAR announced its Resident Evil Requiem PC giveaway on Facebook the day it went live, with a code for bonus entries. By the time it closed, 13,949 Entrants had completed 174,280 Actions, and 31,923 of those were Daily Bonus Entries.

MAINGEAR is a boutique PC integrator that has built gaming PCs to order for more than 20 years, hand-built by enthusiasts and tuned for performance.

Partnership is part of how MAINGEAR builds and sells its products. Its product line includes the shroud Edition, co-developed with Twitch streamer shroud (Michael Grzesiek).

That same idea shows up in its giveaway history. For 9 years, MAINGEAR has run giveaways on Gleam with hardware and publishing partners like NVIDIA and Capcom, in a format it can repeat easily.

Alongside the Resident Evil Requiem campaign, MAINGEAR also ran a similar giveaway, an NVIDIA GeForce bundle giveaway tied to 007: First Light, plus a separate creator-partnered giveaway with streamer MooMooClover.

Three Brands, One Resident Evil Requiem PC

The MAINGEAR + NVIDIA Resident Evil Requiem Gaming PC Giveaway ran across the US and Canada.

This one splits the work three ways along the purchase itself. MAINGEAR builds the PC, NVIDIA supplies the GPU inside it, and Capcom publishes the game it’s built to run.

The prize was the GeForce Resident Evil Requiem system MAINGEAR sells on its own site. MAINGEAR announced the giveaway on Facebook the day it went live, with a code for bonus entries, the same come-back-daily idea that ended up carrying more Actions than anything else in the campaign.

How the Actions Split Across MAINGEAR, NVIDIA, and Capcom

That three-way prize split shows up in the entry list too, with each brand pulling its own channels into the campaign instead of one brand doing all the promotion. Gleam’s Actions report lists 28 Actions, which put it in the 98th percentile for action-list breadth among large Gleam campaigns in 2026.

Here are all 28 Actions from the report:

MAINGEAR, as host, had more owned channels in that list than NVIDIA or Capcom, eight against five against four, and pulled more total Actions as a result.

The platform mattered more than the brand. The nine website, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook Actions finished between 11,868 and 13,237. The follow and join Actions on X, TikTok, Discord and Twitch finished between 1,542 and 2,275, whichever brand owned the channel.

31,923 Daily Bonus Entries

MAINGEAR added an entry mechanic called Click For a Daily Bonus Entry, which gives Entrants one more entry for each day they come back. MAINGEAR locks it until an Entrant has completed 3 other Actions.

• 31,923 Actions from the Daily Bonus Entry alone, more than double the 13,237 on the MAINGEAR website, the next highest. MAINGEAR runs some version of it on every giveaway.

• 174,280 Actions from 13,949 Entrants overall, 12.5 Actions per Entrant, in the 92nd percentile for engagement among large Gleam campaigns in 2026. Daily Bonus Entries were 18% of those Actions.

A follow or a visit can only be claimed once, while the Daily Bonus Entry resets every day for as long as the giveaway runs. That’s why it ran so far ahead. A share of Entrants came back to the campaign day after day instead of finishing everything in one visit.

Key Growth Takeaways

MAINGEAR has run 59 giveaways in 9 years with hardware and publishing partners. So what can you take from it for your own co-branded giveaway?

• Pick partners who own part of the purchase. MAINGEAR built the PC, NVIDIA supplied the GPU and Capcom published the game, and each brought its own channels to the 28 Actions. Pick a partner whose product sits in the same purchase as yours.

• Spend Action slots on platforms that pull. Website, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook Actions finished between 11,868 and 13,237, while X, TikTok, Discord and Twitch follows finished between 1,542 and 2,275. Give most of your slots to the platforms that pull, whichever partner owns the account.

• Lock a daily bonus behind three Actions. The Click For a Daily Bonus Entry Action produced 31,923 of the 174,280 Actions, more than double the next highest. Add one and lock it until an Entrant has completed 3 other Actions.

• Give away a build you sell. All 13,949 Entrants entered for the GeForce Resident Evil Requiem system MAINGEAR sells on its own site. Make your prize a listed product so Entrants who don’t win can still buy it.