Massively's Cities XL beta key giveaway: Round Two

by Shawn Schuster Jul 7th 2009 at 4:00PM

Filed under: Betas, Contests, Events, real-world, Massively meta, Cities XL

If you missed out on our whirlwind giveaway from the last set of Cities XL closed beta keys, you'll be pleased to hear that we're doing it again today. That's right, we're giving away another set of beta keys for the newest closed testing phase, and you have a chance to win!

To participate, all you need to do is leave a comment to this post telling us what Cities XL feature you're looking forward to the most. All participants will then be contacted by Monte Cristo with their unique key and instructions on downloading the client. Eligibility for this giveaway will close on Wednesday, July 8th, 2009 at 8pm EST or when all keys have been given away. If you'd like to find out more on our impressions of the game, check out our latest coverage and a hands-on with the closed beta. Good luck!

[Update: Thank you to all who commented! Eligibility is now closed and you can expect your keys to arrive within the next few days.]

Tags: beta-key-giveaway, cities-xl, closed-beta, monte-cristo

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 12)

Jeremy said on 4:02PM 7-07-2009

Really looking forward to the inter-city trade options!

VinegarNinja said on 9:28AM 7-08-2009

I am curious to see how the trading feature would be working between cities, what we would be able to trade, and how that would increase our cities growth.
Building an awesome city also looks like fun too.

Landeyda said on 4:04PM 7-07-2009

Looking forward to the city-building aspects to the game, along with the social interactions.

mattreid21 said on 4:06PM 7-07-2009

I'm looking forward to the competition that Cities XL will bring. I was always a proponent of the Sim City franchise, however after playing you got the sense that if the computers were actually human controlled it would take it to the next level. I;m interested in the political aspects that human to human interaction will bring up.

Dabby said on 4:07PM 7-07-2009

Count me in - looking forward to being able to tour other cities besides my own.

James D said on 4:09PM 7-07-2009

What I am really looking forward to is the true inter connectivity that this game is promising. Being able to actively engage with your neighbors, while still having a great time developing you own city.

pirateghostdan said on 11:34PM 7-07-2009

I'm looking forward to visiting other cities and then using that as inspiration to build something unique with friends ideas!

Brian! said on 4:11PM 7-07-2009

I am with James D, I am interested in how cities interact with one another. Very interesting idea for a MMO.

David said on 4:12PM 7-07-2009

I'm a huge fan of simulations, and I'm curious about every nook available for me to explore. If I had to pick something, it would be city building and watching things evolve.

Andrew bartels said on 4:16PM 7-07-2009

I LOVE Sim city games and I love MMO's. This will be like a a drug for some people.

andrinho said on 5:09PM 7-07-2009

Always a big fan of mmos and sim city series, so I guess I can't miss on a mix between the two, I am particularly curious about commerce between cities in XL

Ken said on 4:14PM 7-07-2009

I'm interested in seeing how the whole sense of global community works out. The management and trade aspects of making your city work with others in providing and acquiring goods is really cool. I can't wait to try that out.