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Blizzard Giving Away World Of Warcraft If You See The Movie
If you’re planning on seeing Warcraft when it hits theaters on June 10, you can come home and visit Azeroth for free. Blizzard and Regal Cinemas have announced a deal that will give moviegoers a free copy of the long-running MMO.
In order to get your free copy, you’ll need to redeem your ticket receipt at Regal, United Artists, or Edwards theaters. The codes can be redeemed through the end of the year.
Whether you’re a seasoned player or jumping in for the first time through this offer, you can nab some free cosmetic gear based on the movie. In order to get it, simply log in between May 25 and August 1.
For more on the Warcraft movie, check out our interview with director Duncan Jones.
Update: Blizzard has clarified that the free copy will include all expansions through Warlords of Draenor and 30 days of game time.
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