Arthurian enthusiasts who wish to check out the site can go to:
WWW.KINGARTHURII.COM
In celebration of the site’s launch, Paradox Interactive has planned a giveaway for free copies of King Arthur Collection.
Starting today up until Friday the 13th, Paradox Interactive will hide 10 unique codes each day somewhere on the official King Arthur II website; players only need find a hidden code, redeem it on Steam, and start playing!
New codes will be uploaded to the King Arthur II website at 9am EST / 3pm CET on each day of the giveaway.
Help set Britannia free when King Arthur II - The Role-playing Wargame releases on January 27th, 2012 (PC, $39.99).
Pre-order King Arthur II & get access to the prologue chapter for free:
http://www.kingarthurii.com/buy
About King Arthur II - The Role-playing Wargame:
The story begins long after young Arthur pulled the enchanted sword out of the stone, united the war-torn land of Britannia, gathered the Knights of the Round Table and secured peace in Camelot aided by the might of the Holy Grail. Where legends normally end, King Arthur II begins on its own gruesome tale...
Main Features:
Enter the dark fantasy world of Britannia! King Arthur is now the Maimed King, struggling to restore his ravaged lands and find the cure for his affliction – even if this means that he must send his armies into the most perilous battles of all time!
Lose yourself in a stunning story that unfolds over a huge 3D campaign map featuring knightly quests and other special events.
Experience huge real-time battles featuring thousands of soldiers, flying fantasy monsters and intense boss fights.
Battle enemies which employ unique war tactics and cast fantastic spells.
Chart the course of your rule on the Morality Chart. Your choices will unlock special content, spells and units with plenty of new and unique possibilities on every side.
Forge new, powerful artifacts from your possessed items to reuse them as your heroes level-up.
Lead major heroes who possess extraordinary powers and colourful background stories.
