My Coke Rewards games: lots of valuable prizes to be had

My Coke Rewards currently has got two prize-incentive games out.  Win the various levels and work your way through some pretty great prizes.

The first one is Subway Battleship.  It's basically a quickie game of luck; no skill necessary.  You just select a sector and click on the "Fire" button and if luck is on your side, you'll hit something and win.  You can play three times a day.  You'll need a code from food items purchased from Subway to play, but Subway will spot you two codes to start. If you follow Subway on Twitter, you'll discover this code: N6W9WNZK or WLL33AYS and if you follow Subway on Facebook, you'll see the free code 6LYHL6NY.   All three of these codes will get you a free play.  My husband and I each won once and got 40 MCR points, which we had to redeem for a coupon for a free 20 oz. Coke Zero.  There are no kosher Subway restaurants out here in Denver, so it's unlikely I'll advance very far in this game without entry codes.  Still, it was nice to win a free bottle of soda for about 2 minutes worth of game play.

The second game is called Battle for Everything and is much more complicated.  It actually does require skill, but the prizes are much better.  You can play the first level without any MCR codes. If you win level 1.1 the first time (you must win first time out), you will get a $0.99 coupon off any Coke Zero product.  There are two more sublevels, 1.2 and 1.3 and then you will need to enter MCR codes for 6 more MCR points to progress to level two. Again, if you win level 2.1 the first time out, you'll get a coupon for $1.50 off any Coke Zero.  These coupons print twice, btw.  Continue through the three levels, and you can win a Battleship Xbox 360 or board game and Subway gift card and some other high-level prizes.  Between my husband and me, we won four $0.99 and four $1.50 coupons for any Coke Zero product (which yielded lots and lots of free and near-free soda for our upcoming July 4th barbecue), two $10 Subway gift cards (we'll hold on to them until we get to the kosher Subway restaurant in NY), one Battleship game (sadly, we opted for the board game since we don't own an Xbox) and four movie tickets, quite a prize haul for about an hour of playing a game.

Remember, you must win the first part of any level on the first try to get the coupon prizes, so you might want to practice a bit before logging in.  It's actually a pretty fun computer game (as opposed to Subway Battleship, which is just kind of silly), with terrific graphics. It's a Shockwave Flash game that's very heavy on computer resources, so shut down other applications before you start playing to free up memory.

Let me know what you win!

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