Lootaku

Closed.The domain now leads to a domain-for-sale page; the service is no longer running. The last reviews found are from 2018, and no closure notice was found.

What's in the box: When it operated, a box typically held an assortment of gaming and geek themed collectibles chosen around fan interests.

Lootaku is no longer operating. Its website, lootaku.com, now leads to a page offering the domain name for sale, and the subscription service is not running. When it was active, Lootaku was a subscription box based in Hong Kong that sent subscribers a curated selection of gaming and geek collectibles on a recurring basis. The name appears to combine "loot" and "otaku," a Japanese term for devoted fans of anime, manga and games, which reflects the audience it aimed at. Like other mystery boxes in this category, part of the appeal was surprise, because subscribers did not know exactly which items would arrive until they opened the box. The most recent customer reviews we could find date from 2018, which suggests the service wound down around that time or soon after. We found no public closure notice, so the exact end date and what happened to any remaining subscriptions are unclear. Because the domain is listed for sale, any future website at lootaku.com may have no connection to the original service. Do not try to subscribe or send payment based on old listings or links. If you want something similar today, look for an active gaming or geek collectibles box with recent reviews and clear contact details.