Massively's Neo Steam free item pack giveaway

by Shawn Schuster on Feb 11th 2010 1:00PM

Fantasy, Sci-fi, Events, in-game, Free-to-play, Neo Steam, Giveaways

Are you a Neo Steam player looking for more in-game stuff? Are you just a fan of stuff, but also curious about Neo Steam? We can help you out, either way. To celebrate Valentine's Day and the fact that we love all of you so much, we're giving away a single reusable key code for all Neo Steam players to enjoy a special mount, angel wings costume and Kirin Incense Premium Boost item.

In addition to this, Neo Steam is also hosting a number of special in-game events running through the 24th for Valentine's Day and the Winter Olympics. Look for more info on that to come and keep reading past the jump below for the code and instructions on redeeming it.
Reusable code for everyone: E82B8633A04E47068DB614930AC3BCBB

Contains:

1) Seraphim Wings Costume Item
2) Riding Id Mount
3) Kirin Incense Premium Boost

Directions to redeem code:

1) You must have an account with www.atlusonline.com (free to register!)
2) Go to your "Account" section
3) Click on the "Promo Codes" tab
4) Enter in your promo code in the space provided
5) Your item will appear in your in-game warehouse in Neo Steam

Tags: Atlus, atlus-online, giveaway, in-game-item, neo-steam, valentines-day, valentines-day-2010

Reader Comments (3)

I haven't checked out this game yet but yay for free stuff!

yeah i read a little of the prerelease coverage, didn't seem to have any gameplay aspects that were new or noteworthy. it is free though, so nothing lost if you try it and don't like it.

I played NeoSteam for about four hours, and in that time I saw nothing that encouraged me to log in again, and one thing that discouraged me from doing so -- the movement system.

NeoSteam is a cheap, creaky Korean MMG that Atlus slapped their brand name on. Like many cheap Korean MMGs, they never bothered to get their client-server synchronization working well, and slid by with a "click on the ground to move" system. They later patched in a Western-style WSAD movement system, and it was horribly broken. There was always 1-2 seconds of lag between when you turned and when your character did, and you'd always rubberband when you stopped moving.