Want early access to Crucible?


Crucible, the new free-to-play, third-person action shooter from Amazon, launches in the morning at 9 a.m. Pacific time. But you can get in on the action three hours early with one of the codes listed below. (First come, first serve, so hurry up!)

From the Crucible team e-mail:
We heard you were running out of codes, so here’s a fresh batch.
Use the codes below to invite members of your community to participate in the streamer preview event which starts at 9am Pacific (6pm CEST) on May 20. Anyone with a code will be able to play the game for three hours ahead of the public launch.
You can start giving these keys away now, but just let your friends and community know that the game servers won’t be up until 9am Pacific on May 20.

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To redeem a code:
1.     Launch Steam and log into your account
2.     Go to Games then click on Activate a Product on Steam
3.     Enter the code above
4.     Go to your Steam game library, highlight Crucible, click install

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