For those of you not in North America, this promotion is a global promotion. Once you have your coupon code, you just need to go to AMD Rewards (opens in new tab) and log in to your account and then you can redeem it for a free Windows OS copy of the game.
This game is the follow-up to the hit game Star War Jedi: Fallen Order and looks set to continue Cal Kestis's journey following the fall of the Republic. Currently, when you buy select AMD Ryzen 7000 CPUs at Amazon (opens in new tab) or buy select AMD Ryzen 7000 CPUs at Newegg (opens in new tab) you'll receive a coupon code redeemable for a free copy of the upcoming Electronic Arts game Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. The 5nm process chipset is a great choice for those looking to build a new PC or upgrade their current PC - though you'll need a new motherboard to upgrade.Īnd there's never been a better time to get one. It deserves it, we should support great games like this.The AMD Ryzen 7000 chip is the latest and greatest from AMD. Buy this game, or rent it using Origin Access Premiere (like I did). The exploration is rewarding, the combat is tactical, deep, fast-paced, and satisfying, and there's always a strong sense of progression. In terms of gameplay, the best way to describe Fallen Order would be that it's a lovechild between Uncharted and Sekiro, coupled with a Metroidvania-style level-design and progression. The characters are well written and likeable, the world is rich and full of mysteries and interesting places waiting to be explored. The atmosphere is strong, the soundtrack is mesmerizing and evokes the same feelings as those old movies did with their own music. These people actually understand what was so special about the original movies and in general, about Star Wars. You can really tell that the many artists, developers and writers put their heart and soul into making this game. It's exceptionally well made, it combines a lot of gameplay elements wonderfully from some of my favourite genres, it's truly a joy to play and it reignited my love and hope for Star Wars again.
I'm someone who was really burned out of Star Wars thanks to the many movies with questionable quality that came after the original trilogy, and thanks to the low-effort games that EA has released in the past couple of years.
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