See the Warcraft Movie, Get World of Warcraft Free!
Buy a ticket to Legendary Pictures’ Warcraft movie at HOYTS cinemas and continue the adventure with a free digital copy of Blizzard Entertainment’s World of Warcraft
Play World of Warcraft between May 25–August 1 and receive all-new movie-inspired looks for your in-game weapons
SYDNEY, Australia—May 18, 2016—When the credits roll in the theatre, a new adventure awaits at home—Blizzard Entertainment and HOYTS today announced an epic promotion that gives moviegoers a chance to continue the journey they began in Legendary Pictures’ Warcraft movie. In celebration of the film’s June 16 Australian and New Zealand theatrical release, anyone who buys a ticket to see Warcraft at participating HOYTS cinema locations in Australia and New Zealand will receive a free digital copy of World of Warcraft—the acclaimed massively multiplayer online role-playing game played by millions of people worldwide.
“A whole new audience will experience the war between the Alliance and the Horde when the Warcraft movie hits theaters,” said Mike Morhaime, CEO and cofounder of Blizzard Entertainment. “We’re excited to give HOYTS moviegoers a chance to participate in that conflict firsthand and explore Azeroth for themselves after seeing it on the big screen.”
In addition, World of Warcraft players around the globe can celebrate the movie’s release by customising their in-game weapons with four movie-inspired looks, including the ornate sword and shield carried by soldiers of the Alliance, a massive and menacing Horde axe, and the staff of the fel-twisted orc warlock Gul’dan. Players who log in to the game between May 25 and August 1 will automatically receive this free set of cosmetic gear to permanently add to their collection.
Find out more about World of Warcraft and this promotion at www.warcraft.com/movie.
For World of Warcraft screenshots, videos, and other media, visit the Blizzard Entertainment press site at http://blizzard.gamespress.com/world-of-warcraft.
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