Shadow Warrior 2, the sequel to the 2013 remake of the 1997 first-person shooter, is out now. And there's some good news for Lo Wang fans: registered Nvidia users who download and log into the new GeForce Experience 3.0 could win a free code for the game.
If you want the chance to experience Shadow Warrior's Duke Nukem-style quips and comedic amount of gore without having to pay anything, just register at GeForce.com then install and log into GeForce Experience 3.0.
Nvidia has $50,000 worth of codes to give out to random registered users, so if you've got one of the company's graphics cards and would like a free game then it may be worth signing up. Shadow Warrior 2 is already in the "overwhelmingly positive" category on Steam and is receiving positive reviews from critics. It's also the first PC game to ship with high-dynamic range support, though you'll need a HDR TV to see it, as there are no HDR monitors available yet.
Nvidia's GeForce experience is an easy way to keep your GPU drivers up to date. It can also optimize settings for more than 300 games and capture video for streaming or sharing. The latest edition has a new look and is three times faster while using half the memory, according to Nvidia.
The graphics giant has been handing out rewards to GeForce Experience users for a while now. Lucky winners have received GTX 1080s, MSI VR-ready notebooks, HTC Vives, game codes, and more.
In an interview with Kotaku, developer Flying Wild Hog's PR people said that Shadow Warrior 2 comes without any DRM, such as Denuvo, because: "We prefer to spend resources on making our game the best possible in terms of quality, rather than spending time and money on putting some protection that will not work anyway."
It was reported back in August that a cracking team had allegedly managed to crack Denuvo's anti-tamper technology.