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Ubisoft Will Give You Trials Of The Blood Dragon If You Perform Well In The Demo
You’ve probably gotten complacent thanks to Xbox Live Games with Gold, PlayStation Plus, and EA Origin On The House. It wasn’t always this easy to get free games. No, we used to have to work for them.
Beginning on July 22, those that download the demo on PC will have the chance to win the full the game. All you need to do is complete the entire demo with fewer than 15 faults.
Announced at E3 2016, Trials of the Blood Dragon mashes up RedLynx’s high-flying stunt driving and the absurd Far Cry: Blood Dragon spinoff. You can check it out in our Test Chamber to learn more.
Our Take
This won’t be an easy challenge to accomplish, and we’ve reached out to Ubisoft to inquire if players can take multiple shots at winning a free copy. Given my experience with past Trials games, even that will likely take some doing.
Update: A representative from Ubisoft has answered our question. They wrote to us in an e-mail, "The demo is tied to your UPlay account so you’ll have one try to complete the demo up to 15 faults."
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