Win a copy of Warp- House Party
Feb 18 2012 11:28 PM | Mush xx in
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Warp puts players in control of Zero, a loveable – yet lethal – little orange alien with a big score to settle. After being captured and taken prisoner in an underwater facility, Zero is subject to torturous research experiments by cruel scientists. But Zero’s powerful and deadly abilities help him break loose and gamers must guide him through the laboratory to safety.Warp has been praised for its dynamic gameplay, giving players the choice to take bloody revenge on every human they encounter or hide and plan their way through each level for a no-kills, stealth game. Bending the traditional rules of videogames, Warp features clever and intuitive puzzle-based gameplay where players decide how to traverse obstacles and combine abilities to master challenge rooms and top online leaderboards.
Xboxliveaddicts has a copy of the game to give away! to enter all you need to do is think of a slogan for the following screenshot and reply below by the 22nd February. The one we think suits the picture the best will win. Our usual competition rules apply.
14 Comments
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Exu
19 February 2012 - 12:49 AM
With this shiny thing, Zero might finally have found the perfect gift for his One.
PISTOL PETE 73
19 February 2012 - 05:03 PM
im not to sure whats going on here but where is his saftey gear!!!
CaveBo
20 February 2012 - 06:14 AM
As far as I know, this is what happens inside the CD player when I close the lid.
Mechanical R
10 March 2012 - 09:57 PM
Bare with Mush at the moment as she's dealing with some rather untimely internet issues.
PISTOL PETE 73
12 March 2012 - 10:56 PMthanks mush..i have no space on my hard drive and ive been struggling for months..i cant hide away from it any longer,im going to have to buy one now
ill remove some forza tracks in the mean time...if i ever get on,12 hour shifts now..i get about 10 hrs a week to play....A WEEK!!! i did that a day!!!
cheers.
pete
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