Wet: competition!

You can read our review of Wet here, and you should. We wrote it. Now, how’d you like a free copy of the PS3 version? We’ve got one to give away to one lucky reader. We’re sorry to say that to earn it, you’ll need a little bit of skill. Remembering who you are and where you live won’t be enough. Take a look at the following picture:

Now what we want you to do, is to think of a humorous caption of ten words or less. Nothing rude, please. Got one? Then e mail it, along with your name and county, to [email protected] and cross your fingers. Good luck! Final date for entries Friday 9th October 2009.

 

Terms and Conditions

  1. Entrants must be over eighteen (18) years of age.
  2. The only prize on offer is one (1) promotional copy of ‘Wet’ compatible with the Sony PlayStation 3.
  3. The final date for entries is 9th October 2009. Entries received after this date will not be eligible.
  4. The winner will be announced on the site Monday 12th October 2009.
  5. One entry per person.
  6. UK residents only.
  7. Employees of Critical Gamer, and their families, are not eligible to enter.
  8. Submitted captions to be no more than ten (10) words long.
  9. Anybody found to have breached any of these terms and conditions shall have their entry/entries disqualified.
  10. The decision of the Critical Gamer administration in all matters pertaining to this competition is final.
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Written by Luke K

He plays lots of videogames, now and again stopping to write about them. He's the editor in chief at Critical Gamer, which fools him into thinking his life has some kind of value. He doesn't have a short temper. If you suggest otherwise, he will punch you in the face.

4 comments

  1. thecrazygeezer /

    just wanted to say i have a verry good caption for the wet competition but the problem is i live in spain so 2 things i can think im out strait away or iff i give an english address its will be ok?

    • Luke K /

      Sorry, UK residents only, as the prize will be sent signed for Royal Mail Recorded within the United Kingdom. If you have a friend in the UK prepared to enter on your behalf however, it’s up to them what they do with the prize should they win.

      • thecrazygeezer /

        i cant see why i cant put it in and put an english address for u to send it, its like iff i had 2 houses but never mind iff i cant

  2. wlchrbandit /

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