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***THIS CONTEST IS OVER!***

Earlier today we were contacted by the nice folks at K Bros Games, because not so long ago they launched their 2D/3D puzzle/adventure game “Albert and Otto: The Adventure Begins” on Steam (you can buy the game for 3,49 Euro at the moment). And to celebrate this, they gave us three Steam keys to give away to you guys and girls =) (we will also review and make a video for “Albert and Otto” as soon as possible).

Albert & Otto´s art style is inspired by Tim Burton’s early stop-motion films, and the story is set in pre-World War II Germany.

Anyhow, this is what you need to do in order to participate in our Albert and Otto Steam giveaway contest:

1. Comment WHY you should win a Steam key for Albert and Otto.

2. Like us on Facebook (This is NOT a mandatory choice to join the giveaway. IT’S OPTIONAL).

We will then pick three random winners from the comment section on the 25th of December, so best of luck people!

One last thing, if you want to stay up to date with news and giveaways such as this. Then follow us on Facebook, Twitter and G+, and don’t forget to show some love to our generous sponsor K Bros Games, by following them on Facebook and Twitter.

***And the winners are?***
burdebc
PeterTStewart
Cael

About Albert and Otto
Albert & Otto is a story about a boy and his magical bunny who journey together trying to save a lost loved one. They must work together to overcome the challenges and puzzles thrown their way. Essentially a cinematic 2D puzzle platformer with action elements the player is required use both Albert and Otto in creative ways to solve the challenges. At first Otto can fit through tight gaps, hold down pressure plates and power switches and Albert can shoot and jump while some skills such as the double jump are only available when Otto is in Albert’s bag.

As the game progresses the player will unlock new skills such as Levitation and controlling electrical currents. Although Albert & Otto at first seems like a journey to save the damsel in distress, it is anything but and we soon learn that our hero Albert might just be hiding something from us, or rather, himself.