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Dyschronia: Chronos Alternate Sweepstakes – Enter for a chance at a PS5, Switch, or Meta Quest 2 [CLOSED]
Have you ever wanted to explore new realities and compelling narratives but need that initial push? For those who wish to try something new, the developers of Dyschronia: Chronos Alternate at MyDearest want to help you with a chance to win your choice of a PlayStation 5 Digital Edition, a Nintendo Switch OLED, or a Meta Quest 2 (128 GB).
Dyschronia: Chronos Alternate takes place in the city of Astrum Close where the crime rate is only 0.001%. Protagonist Hal Scion is a young investigator who possesses a special ability called “Memory Dive” that allows him to see into and alter the past and he uses this ability to collect evidence for investigations. When the founder of Astrum Close is found dead, Hal must take up the case in order to solve this theoretically “impossible” murder. The game is currently available on the Meta Quest 2, is launching on PlayStation VR2 on February 22nd, and launches on Nintendo Switch later this year.
One lucky winner can choose between a PlayStation 5 Digital Edition, a Nintendo Switch OLED, or a Meta Quest 2 (128 GB) to jumpstart their journey into the cyber-noir anime world of Dyschronia: Chronos Alternate.
Sweepstakes open to residents of the continental U.S. and District of Columbia ages 17 and older. Daily entry is available until 11:59 PM CST, February 26, 2023. You will be contacted via email after the close of the sweepstakes so be sure to use an email you check frequently. Full sweepstakes rules available below. Good Luck!
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