EGW-NewsCollaborations are never enough or how Ubisoft Assassin's Creed: Valhalla is promoted
Collaborations are never enough or how Ubisoft Assassin's Creed: Valhalla is promoted
Ubisoft0
0
7512
The release of Assassin's Creed: Valhalla is getting closer and closer. Of course, Ubisoft remembers this very well, and therefore have already begun promoting the upcoming game.
The French company announced a partnership with the renowned footwear brand Reebok. Together, the companies unveiled a limited line of AC: Valhalla sneakers. In addition to sneakers, they also offer other wardrobe items. The list of available merchandise looks like this:
GET 5 Free Cases, & Balance bonus 0.7 USD & Daily FREE Case & DEPO bonus up to 35% with code EGWNEWS
Bloody Case
CS:GO
Don’t miss esport news and update! Sign up and recieve weekly article digest!
Sign Up- Club C Revenge sneakers at a price of 6,999 rubles;
- Classic Leather Legacy sneakers at a price of 7,499 rubles;
- Zig Kinetica sneakers at a price of 9,999 rubles;
- Hoodie at a price of 4,999 rubles;
- Socks for 999 rubles and a cap for 1.999 rubles.
It will be possible to dress up in the style of the Vikings from November 7. The game itself will go on sale on November 10th.
Leave comment
Did you like the article?
0
0
Successfully copied... Thank you for sharing our content!:
Latest News
The Steam Machine Is Coming Soon
1629
Rockstar Games Will Continue Support of GTA Online After GTA VI Release
1513
Eric Barone Discusses Haunted Chocolatier Development And Expectations
1117
Sony Files Patent For AI-Generated Gaming Podcasts Voiced By In-Game Characters
944
Similar News
Iconic Assassin’s Creed Developer Has Left Ubisoft
3105
Beyond Good & Evil 2 Creative Director Addresses Project's Status After Ubisoft Reorganization
3302
Ubisoft is Seemingly Teasing Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced
1353
Watch Dogs: Legion and next-gen: Ubisoft showed what the game will look like on next-gen consoles
6688
Ubisoft postponed the release date of two games
6486
Hackers "hacked" the game about hackers: Ubisoft could not hold the source code of Watch Dogs: Legion
9507
Comments