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Intel gives away Assassin’s Creed Mirage free with CPUs and GPUs

As part of its Gamer Days promotion, Intel is bundling Nightingale and AC Mirage free with its Arc graphics cards and Core processors.

An image of the Intel core logo on top of the Assassin's Creed Mirage box art.
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In the latest example of tech giants partnering with developers to sell processors, graphics cards, games, and more, Intel is teaming up with Ubisoft on a new bundle. This new promotion from team blue is offering a copy of Nightingale and Assassin’s Creed Mirage free with the purchase of select Intel CPUs and GPUs.

This Intel giveaway is part of the company’s ‘Gamer Days’ promotion, an annual series of deals that offers “exclusive discounts, experiences, and sweepstakes.” This year, it’s running from August 24th up until September 3rd (in the US), leaving you a small window to pick up the best gaming CPU or GPU you can in a bid to net a complimentary copy of AC Mirage.

A list of eligible products for the Intel Gamers Days giveaway

However, you’ll need to use your eagle eye to discern which Intel products are eligible for the giveaway. To the company’s credit, the list is quite encompassing, but we recommend checking with your chosen retailer before making a purchase to ensure the promotion is valid.

Currently, Assassin’s Creed Mirage will set you back $59.99 while the price of Nightingale is currently unknown. Either way, you’re still saving a fair chunk of change, especially if you were already looking to update your PC setup and play these games.

To learn more about Gamer Days, and the Assassin’s Creed Mirage and Nightingale bundle, check out the Intel Gamer Days Bundle webpage for more information and a full list of the qualifying products.

With the Assassin’s Creed Mirage release date coming even sooner, we recommend picking up either the Intel Arc A750 or A770 as the ideal options from this promotion.

Rosalie is a hardware staff writer for PCGamesN, based in Scotland. After writing about the development of adaptive game audio at the end of their music degree, Rosalie was inspired to pursue a career in journalism. They took their love of video games, and the hardware they run on, to write for sites like TechRadar and GameByte, until landing a full time role with the team at PCGamesN. When not gazing upon their ever-growing anime figure, and physical game collection, you can find Rosalie writing about everything to do with Steam Deck, as well as catching up with the latest AMD and Nvidia news.