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Home»News»Gaming News»Get Your Drawn to Death Private Access Codes (Playstation 4)

Get Your Drawn to Death Private Access Codes (Playstation 4)

By Walter MackJanuary 21, 2016

Some of you may remember our very brief coverage on the upcoming Free-to-play shooter, Drawn to Death a few months back. To jog your memory, Drawn to Death is a third person shooter that takes place within a student’s notebook. Aesthetically, the game takes on the looks of doodles you might find in the pages of a bored student. Said to be fast paced, but with no real progression, the only thing differentiating a new and older player is experience, and not weapon or skill unlocks.

Yesterday night, director David Scott Jaffe took to Twitter and gave out a code that can redeemed on the Playstation store for access to the private access. There’s no word on if there’s a limit to the amount of redeems, so I’d jump on it as soon as I can (I’m currently downloading it myself).

Drawn to Death

The code: 9BEN-KNNL-QB5N

To redeem, scroll left on the main menu of your Playstation 4 until you see “Playstation Store” then hit X. When there, scroll down until you see “Redeem Code” and then enter the above code.

Enjoy!

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Walter is a California native. He is currently in his last year of college pursuing a B.A. in English, but is often mistaken for a freshman...or a middle school tourist on occassion. His earliest gaming experience was Pokemon Red version on the Gameboy color, which he played actively. He would dabble with the Nintendo 64 and Playstation 2 for a bit before transitioning to many years of F2P MMOs. He then moved on to League of Legends, with whom he as an on and off again relationship. He currently spends most of his game time on his Playstation 4. He's also a bit of a Marvel nut.

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