Over on the PC Gamer forums, we're giving away a new RTX 3060-powered gaming PC provided by the creators of Black Geyser: Couriers of Darkness. Black Geyser is an RPG inspired by classics such as Baldur’s Gate and Icewind Dale. It's releasing on Steam in Early Access soon, and the small team behind it has built this custom gaming system to promote that August 26 launch. One person who enters the sweepstakes will win the PC, which includes:
Grand prize PC specs (US residents only)
- Intel i9 10900K CPU
- ATX Z490 Motherboard
- MSI RTX 3060
- 32GB DDR4 RGB
- 1TB M.2 drive
- 700W PSU
- 240mm AIO CPU Cooler
- Five 120mm RGB Fans
This high-end gaming PC is housed in a "heavy metal" custom case designed specifically for the giveaway. While many computer towers aim for a streamlined look, this conversation starter leans into the roleplaying aesthetic with a tower that looks like it was forged by a blacksmith. Also, there's a skull in it.
While there can be only one Grand Prize winner, developer GrapeOcean Technology has also provided us with closed playtest keys for Black Geyser so you can give the first act a try for free. Unlike the grand prize, which is only available to US residents, the codes can be used wherever you are in the world. You can enter for a chance to get a key here.
If you want a chance to win the grand prize gaming PC, here's how to enter:
- Sign in to the PC Gamer forums or create a forum account.
- Answer this question in reply to the thread (without quoting the original post): Which classic RPG classes do you love and why?
- Follow the directions in the giveaway widget linked here to confirm your entry. Don't skip this step. (This is also where you can find the terms and conditions.)
- You can only enter once and only comments on this thread qualify. The PC giveaway is live now and we'll close it up to new entries at 6PM Eastern on September 6, 2021.
After the deadline to enter, winners will be contacted by email. If you're the Grand Prize Winner and you don't reply to the email with your shipping information within five business days, a new winner will be chosen, so keep an eye on your inbox!
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