MSI bundles Anno 117: Pax Romana game free with select motherboards, chassis, coolers, and PSUs, offer runs until December 13

Ubisoft's Anno 117: Pax Romana (Image source: MSI with edit)

From November 13 through December 13, 2025, MSI is teaming up with Ubisoft to offer a free copy of Anno 117: Pax Romana with eligible PC components. The limited-time promotion rewards gamers and builders who purchase select MSI MEG, MPG, or MAG series products.

David Odejide, Published 11/13/2025

We reported that MSI is bundling Football Manager 26 free with select Z890 motherboards and gaming monitors. The company has announced another gaming collaboration with Ubisoft to sweeten the deal for customers purchasing select products from November 13 to December 13. They will receive a free PC game key for Anno 117: Pax Romana, along with motherboards, chassis, liquid coolers, and power supplies.

MSI MEG, MPG, and MAG: Hardware fit for building empires

The MSI MEG or MSI Enthusiast Gaming line is the flagship, targeted at high-end gamers seeking both cutting-edge features and luxury packaging while building their own setup. The MPG or MSI Performance Gaming caters to the premium mid-tier crowd looking to balance performance and style. The MAG or MSI Arsenal Gaming is the mainstream or entry point for casual or beginner gamers.

Anno 117: Pax Romana – Roman city building

The Anno 117: Pax Romana is a game by Ubisoft set in Rome. It allows players to try their hands at controlling provinces in the ancient empire. They can build cities, form trade networks, and enter into alliances, but will face consequences for their transactions.

Gamers can redeem their keys 14 days after purchasing their hardware, until January 10, or until stocks last, and until November 27, 2026, to activate the game.

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