Your Face in the Game Contest
Be the next big thing in a CD Projekt RED game.
The CD Projekt RED team want to continue their tradition of modeling a character after a lucky fan, and it could be you.
If you're anxious for a talented artist to render your mug in their next big release, all you've gotta to do is purchase The Witcher 2 between September 5th-20th and provide a proof of purchase along with a compelling reason why you're their guy or girl.
I do an astounding impression of every old hag with a moley chin, myself.
Owning the game already doesn't disqualify you, but your submission will require a bit more pizzazz. Throw together a convincing cosplay of an existing character and you're in.
To enter, visit their "Face in The Game" website and choose how you plan on participating. Don't forget to go here for their official contest video.
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Staff article by Mandy Safai (September 06, 2012)
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