Disclosure: This article is a sponsored post written by Swaps4 on behalf of gamigo and includes a giveaway.
ArcheAge: Unchained is an epic Fantasy Sandbox MMORPG with a heavy focus on open-world activities including PVP will have a limited free-to-play weekend event starting from August 28 at 7 am PDT to September 2 at 7 am PDT. To access the free weekend you have to enter code “SUMMERTRIAL” on the ArcheAge: Unchained official website or on your Glyph account to start the download.
ArcheAge: Unchained is available on gamigo’s platform Glyph and on Steam.
You can start your adventure in the world of ArcheAge: Unchained during the free-to-play weekend and lay the foundations of your trading empire, hunt monsters in the deepest of dungeons, collect loot, and slay everyone you find in a huge open-world environment while sailing the vast uncharted ocean.
All characters, collected items, and quest progress made during the free-to-play weekend are saved so you can pick up right where you left off if you decide to continue to play!
Once the free-to-play weekend is live the game’s three packs that include the base game will be available at a discounted price for a limited time until September 7. The Silver Pack can be purchased for $15.99 (was $25.99), Gold for $29.99 (was $49.99), and the Archaeum Pack for $39.99 (was $79.99).
In addition to this great news, gamigo has provided me with keys to host a giveaway for the following in-game items: Labor Recharger (Restores Server Labor over multiple uses), Moonlight Juice (Increases Loot Drop Rate +60% for 30 minutes), and the Sunlight Juice (Increases Honor Points gained from War and Quests +30% for 30 minutes).
All you have to do is retweet the tweet in the widget below for a chance to win:
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I’m Jake Caprino, who is more commonly known by the online alias Swaps4. I’m a business owner based in Japan. I enjoy writing about anime, video games, and bits & pieces of Japanese culture.