Age of Conan Invites Former Players Back

Funcom has been offering its MMORPG game called Age of Conan for a long time now. I first saw the game at E3 in 2007, but it was a while after that before the game debuted. Funcom has announced the launch of what it is calling its re-evaluation campaign.

The campaign allows anyone who had a previously active account to reactivate and play the game free for two weeks. The game has undergone a significant amount of changes since its original launch and Funcom wants players that are inactive to give Conan another try.

The re-evaluation offer is good from July 8th to July 22nd and is offered to anyone with a closed account in good standing. Reactivating within the specified time frame gives players two weeks of free game play regardless of when you reactivate during the window.

Via Age of Conan

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