Ori and the Will of the Wisps, the brand new addition to the beautiful Ori platforming series, will be released on the 11th of March 2020. To celebrate the release of this stunning game, Xbox ANZ will be giving away twenty exclusive Ori and the Will of the Wisps bonsai trees.
Complete with lights and a miniature version of Ori, the small trees are over a decade old and have been especially styled to resemble the spirit tree from the game. This is especially impressive considering how much meticulous care bonsai trees need while they’re being grown!
Xbox ANZ has also confirmed that for every tree up for grabs they’ll be matching it with a donation of trees to Greening Australia, a local non-profit working to protect, restore and conserve Australia’s native vegetation.
With this unique giveaway, Xboz ANZ is hoping to make players’ experiences in Ori and the Will of the Wisps even more magical: “It is no secret that Xbox fans are passionate about the enchanting universe of Ori, so we wanted to celebrate the launch of Ori and the Will of the Wisps by bringing the Spirit Tree right into Australian living rooms,” said Dan Johnson, Xbox Lead for ANZ. “We hope these Bonsai Trees, reflecting the beauty of the Ori universe, will inspire our fans’ gameplay experience for many years to come.”
Keen to get your hands on one of these beautiful trees? Keep an eye on the Xboz ANZ Facebook page for further details, and you might just win one to add to your personal plant collection!
Ori and The Will of the Wisps will be released on the Microsoft Store, Steam and other retailers on March 11th, 2020. If you’re an Xbox Game Pass or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscriber, you can play the highly-anticipated title from day of launch via your subscription.
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