Assassin's Creed Syndicate will have a rewards program like Assassin's Creed Unity. However, this time around, you won't need to pre-order the game to earn special rewards.
According to UbiBlog, gamers can earn points toward Join the Family rewards through a range of activities:
By completing activities like reading articles, taking fan surveys or watching trailers, you can rack up points that can then be entered into winning awesome stuff like a trip to San Diego Comic-Con or a beautiful Assassin’s Creed Syndicate skinned PS4 console.
You can also spend points to directly buy smaller rewards as well. Ubisoft says that these extras include in-game content for Syndicate as well as merchandise such as t-shirts.
For Assassin's Creed Unity, Ubisoft let consumers play a slot machine game to earn prizes. A similar game will be offered for Syndicate as well. However, you won't need to reserve a copy to play it. You can spin the slots five times a week for points toward rewards.
Gamers can get a headstart on their points collection with a limited-time promotion:
If you haven’t already joined the Assassin’s Creed Syndicate Family, you can do so right now. When you do, you’ll see a special place at the bottom of the activities section where you can enter a code to get bonus points. That’s our gift to you. Go start your account and enter the code JOINTHEROOKS to get 3500 points right off the bat. That’s good for two entries toward the trip to Comic-Con or the skinned PS4.
Ubisoft will select the winners of the Comic-Con trip on July 1st. They'll then awarding other prizes in the middle of that month.
Assassin's Creed Syndicate is set in 19th century London. The player controls Jacob and Evie Frye, a pair of Assassins hoping to oust the Templars from the city. They'll accomplish this goal by leading their street gang to victory over its rival.
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