15.11.2018
Starting on November 6th, G2A Marketplace users who spend a minimum of €1 on G2A.COM will receive $15 worth of exclusive World of Warships content for free. The joint action will see one million starter packs given out until December 6th, 2018.
The free content includes the Japanese Tier IV Premium battleship Ishizuchi, 300 doubloons, and 3 days of premium access to World of Warships. The starter packs will only work on new World of Warships accounts and can be activated through a dedicated personal code and a sign-up link.
“We are happy that our cooperation with Wargaming is bringing so much valuable content to our users,” says Josh Cabrera, Business Development Manager at G2A. “This is our way of saying thank you to the G2A community. We hope that as many of our users as possible will get their chance to play the amazing game that is World of Warships. We are working hard to provide the best deals for gamers and geeks and are looking forward to working with developers on similar promotions in the near future.”
“We are very pleased with this cooperation,” says Stanislau Semianikhin, Business Development Director at Wargaming. “So many of G2A’s users will now have the opportunity to embark on their maiden voyage in World of Warships and join the millions of players worldwide who are already enjoying the thrills of naval warfare,” he adds.
Wargaming is a video game developer and publisher, widely recognized for the immensely popular MMO action game, World of Tanks. The title has already amassed over 180 million players worldwide.
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