Competition: Win the new Tomb Raider book, Signed by the Authors
Today, you’ll be able to read our review of Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris for Xbox One (PC and PS4 also available). And to celebrate that, the charmers over at DK publishing have given us two copies of Tomb Raider: The Ten Thousand Immortals to give away to lucky UK readers. The best bit, however, is that both copies are signed by Dan Abnett (New York Times Bestselling Author) and Nik Vincent, the book’s authors.
All you have to do, is find our review of the game (after 2pm today, UK time) and tell us what score we gave it.
Tomb Raider: The Ten Thousand Immortals broadens the world and continues the storyline that was introduced in the recent Tomb Raider video game Haunted by what she was forced to do in order to survive her first adventure, Lara Croft wants only to put her horrifying ordeal on Yamatai island in the past. Her modest wish shatters as she’s plunged into a frantic race to save her best friend Sam from a toxic overdose. Desperate for a remedy, Lara searches for anything that could help Sam. A wisp of hope arising from a myth gives Lara purpose: the story of an ancient and mysterious artefact that could heal her dying friend, and possibly help explain the supernatural events she witnessed on Yamatai. But Lara is not alone in her pursuit of the treasure. A nefarious magnate, a shadow society, and lethal henchmen will stop at nothing to exploit the powerful relic for their own ends. The hunt drives Lara across the globe, through a twisted web of conspiracy, suspicious contacts, and life-or-death intrigue, as she seeks salvation for her friend and the truth behind the legendary talisman.
You can leave your answer as a comment below, or you can Tweet us @GodisaGeek with the answer. Either way, you must be a UK-resident to be in with a chance of winning, and you must follow us on Twitter if you enter that way – and we’ll pick the winners on Friday, December 12th, so we can post them in time for Christmas. So that’s two chances to enter, hurray!
Obviously, we’d normally post a video of the prize in action, but as it’s a book, we’ve taken a picture of the book (and our Editor, Adam Cook) in action, instead. Enjoy.
