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A year ago, Green Man Gaming transformed the PC video Games market by launching the world’s first digital retail platform allowing PC Gamers to trade-in their digital games online. To celebrate this, Green Man Gaming will be offering a voucher for free copies of the hugely popular first-person shooter, NecroVisioN: Lost Company, for 48 hours from Monday 23rd May as a thank you to customers and the gaming community for their support over the last twelve months.

 

“The last year has been tremendous for Green Man Gaming” stated Paul Sulyok, Green Man Gaming’s Founder and MD. “We have taken a great idea and turned it into an amazing website that not only offers customers and publishers something genuinely different, but also a site that gives the customer genuine value.”

 

Green Man Gaming allows the customer to trade-in their digitally purchased PC games, making their next game purchase cheaper. By bringing the pre-owned offering so popular on consoles into the digital realm, Green Man Gaming has given customers and publishers alike a fresh look at the digital download market. There will also be a variety of great deals available on the site throughout the week; with money off a range of Square Enix, Paradox and Kalypso titles, as well as a giveaway of 30-day Time Cards for Trion World’s popular MMOPRG, Rift via Twitter and Facebook.

 

“From everyone at Green Man Gaming, I would like to thank our customers for their support. As we move forward and evolve, we will continue to deliver great value, great choice and a great service” said Paul Sulyok. “And when you’ve finished with NecroVisioN: Lost Company, just trade it in for another game…”

http://www.greenmangaming.com/

 

To claim their free game, customers need to click the buy button on the product page and apply the following voucher code at the checkout:

GMGY1-PROMO-TREAT

Tags: Downloadable, Giveaway, PC

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