Enter to Win an Alienware R16 Gaming Desktop, Bundles, Star Trek Ships, and Much More
IGN Rewards gathers fun giveaways and freebies for anyone with an IGN account, and now it's time for a round-up of the cool stuff you can win (along with links so you can throw your own name in the hat).
IGN is partnering with Master Replicas to give you a chance to win $1,000 worth of model Star Trek ships. Die-cast ships span the entire length of every era of the show and are incredibly detailed. Check out the site to see what ships you may win, and even if you don't win, you can snag a 10% discount right now with this link and the code "IGNTEN".
In celebration of the launch of Homeworld 3, IGN Rewards has partnered with Gearbox to give away an Alienware Aurora R16 Gaming Desktop and Homeworld 3 Collector’s Edition. The Collector’s Edition includes a copy of Homeworld 3 – Fleet Command Edition, which comes with the base game, the Year One pass, a soundtrack, and a set of bonus multiplayer customizations.
IGN Rewards has also partnered with SONIX, the highly responsive 'pro gamer' leaning voice chat app, to give 100 winners a ""SONIX-IGN bundle,"" which includes 1 month of the the SuperSONIX ultra-low latency mode, as well as some digital skins to customize your visual setup.
Enter the Tetra Tactics soundtrack giveaway for a chance to be one of the 500 winners who will receive the exclusive soundtrack, valued at $100. Tetra Tactics keys are also available now as part of IGN Plus, so read on for more details on that (and how to snag your key for that and other games).
That's not all we have for you. Far from it! You can also take advantage of ongoing IGN Live Sweepstakes, including stuff from Intel, Hyperkin, and more, all free to anyone with an IGN account.
And if you want even more awesome giveaways, including game keys and removing ads from IGN.com and videos, you can subscribe to IGN Plus!
IGN Plus is the paid annual membership program for IGN, and right now you can grab an annual membership for just $39.99, or just $5 a month, if you prefer to go that route. You
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