LEGO 2K Drive pre-orders at GAME get two free polybag models

GAME has confirmed that pre-orders of the LEGO 2K Drive Awesome Edition will be eligible for two free promotional polybag models.

LEGO 2K Drive will be screeching onto video game consoles and PCs in May and is the first of what looks to be a multi-title partnership between the two companies. The fast-paced racer harks back to the likes of Nintendo’s Mario Kart, with the addition of customisable vehicles, minifigure characters and even licensed content.

Players intending to purchase LEGO 2K Drive can pick up one of three different editions of the game, with each more expensive version offering additional digital goodies. All pre-orders of the upcoming title will receive a bonus Aquadirt Racer Pack, allowing players to access a new transforming vehicle to race with in-game.

It was originally announced that pre-orders of the Awesome Edition of LEGO 2K Drive would be further enhanced with an exclusive free physical model of the Aquadirt Racer, one that can also be reconfigured into three different versions.

Now UK retailer GAME is going one step further by announcing that all pre-orders of the LEGO 2K Drive Awesome Edition will receive both the Aquadirt Racer model and a bonus exclusive, a 30657 McLaren Solus GT polybag, while stocks last. The 95-piece build was officially revealed last month and acts as something of a companion piece to the recently-released LEGO Speed Champions76918 McLaren Solus GT & McLaren F1 LM. In addition, pre-orders of the Standard Edition of the game on any format will also be eligible for the 30657 McLaren Solus GT polybag.

LEGO2K Drive is due to launch on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC on May 19 (Standard Edition), or May 16 (Awesome Edition and Awesome Rivals Edition).Click hereto find out more about the game, orhereto check out all the various versions and pre-order bonuses.

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