myrealgames.com é seguro?

This website is safe to or maybe not i have downloaded a lot free games from this website example like car eats car 3, dead paradise and you can use this website games offline when you download it and this website don't have any ads or something else this is a safe games website that you can use it.

This website turned my laptop’s screen black after downloading SuperCow and playing the first stage, DO NOT DOWNLOAD OR TRUST THIS WEBSITE, IT RUIND MY WHOLE LAPTOP AND EVERYTHING I CAN SEE OF IT IS BLACK SCREEN, I was playing then it said there was an error and it showed me a black screen and I don’t know what to do about it, i just got the laptop and it’s brand new and if it weren’t for this website I would be entering ***** with a laptop right now not my phone. Thanks myrealgames.com for ruining my new laptop

Site is in American English, from Singapore (British Commonwealth nation). The software is normal download-&-setup; whenever the software is run, the branding of the download-site is shown---then the game proceeds to run normally (the makers' brands, and initiallizing the game where you last saved it). There is no "installer" that downloads the rest of the program for you, and therefore there is no gauntlet of 'free offers' to pass through. They provide a full download of the full game: not a demo or trial version (time-limited or otherwise), not crippleware or nagware. I have scanned downloads with: avast! Internet Security, Microsoft Security Essentials, Comodo Internet Security Premium, Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, & a few others, and so far nothing unusual, no adware, malware, trojans, or viruses. I, personally, have enjoyed (and continue to enjoy) a number of games downloaded from this site, since the beginning of AD2014. The site's downloader slows or cuts excessive, accelarated, or leech-type downloading-software, so play nice.

When you download the game "install program," you actually get a downloader that then downloads the real game installation file. Unfortunately the downloader does things such as making multiple changes to the Trusted Certificate files and registry entries on your computer. Now why would any legitimate install program need to do that? Thank goodness for Comodo Firewall.