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Rare Announces Open-Ended Art Contest To Play Sea Of Thieves Early And Visit The Studio
We haven't learned much about Rare's Sea of Thieves since its reveal at E3, and we still know very little, but the game's website has been updated and a contest to play the game early and visit Rare has been announced.
You can visit the game's recently updated website here. Below you will find a silly video detailing the contest that will bring winners to Rare to play the game. Basically, Rare wants to you send them basically anything that shows you're excited to play Sea of Thieves.
For everything we know about Sea of Thieves, head here to see its trailer and details from its E3 announcement.
[Source: @SeaOfThieves, via NeoGAF]
Our Take
I'm excited to see Rare move away from Kinect games and the like, but I feel like I know absolutely nothing about Sea of Thieves. It's about pirates and has some kind of integrated online component, but that's about as far as our knowledge goes. Is there even enough information to generate art about why you're so excited to play?
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