Assassin’s Creed: Unity Wants You to Voice the Revolutionaries (But Only if You’re in France)

French speaking gamers will have the opportunity to have their voice featured in the upcoming Assassin’s Creed: Unity from Ubisoft. 

The studio’s Paris branch launched a new contest for fans of the series in France called “The Voice of the Revolution”, which invites players to answer seven questions about the French revolution by video, photo, or text, and paste it on Twitter with the hashtag #lavoixdelarevolution. 

Five selected winners will have the opportunity to have their voices recorded in a professional voice recording studio in Paris, with their transport costs fully paid for, and will dub characters belonging to the revolutionary faction in Assassin’s Creed: Unity. These five players will also receive the game’s Guillotine Edition on the platform of their choice. 

15 others who participate in the competition will receive an AC Unity T-shirt, a phrygian cap, and a “finger cutting” guillotine to chop cigars with. 

If you speak French, you can check out the official website for further details.