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PS4 Giveaway: Enter For A Chance To Win Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom
The sequel to the popular Level-5/Studio Ghibli collaboration won over fans and critics alike, and now you have a chance to take home a special day one edition of the this stellar role-playing game for PS4.
The story follows a young dethroned king who sets out to build a new kingdom with friends he meets along his adventures. In his evaluation, Game Informer reviews editor Joe Juba said "Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom may not nail everything it attempts, but it gets the important things right. Building your kingdom is satisfying and engaging, even with the weak narrative hooks. The cycle of rewards became an obsession, and had me staying up late to recruit just one more ally, or complete just one more upgrade. Combat could be tighter, and other supporting elements could use some polish - but like any kingdom, this experience isn't about individual contributions. It's about how those contributions come together, and the fun of this experience as a whole outweighs its flaws." He awarded the game an 8/10.
If you would like to win one of the five copies of Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom that I have sitting on my desk, you have until Monday May 7, 2018 to follow this link{sorry, this giveaway is over} and enter. Just be sure that you are 13 years of age or older and that you are logged into your gameinformer.com account. Also, if you have trouble seeing the entry page, be sure to disable any ad blockers you may have installed. Complete rules are available on the entry page. Enter once per day, per email address. Good luck!
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