In Brief:
- Big Time (official site) kicks off Big Time Rewards on September 14, 2026, handing out $10,000 in rewards every month.
- Daily objectives are the route to qualifying, and payouts arrive in Time Crystals and BIGTIME tokens.
- Progress can be followed on a new Rewards Leaderboard spanning four tiers: daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly.
Big Time Rewards program launches
Big Time Studios is introducing Big Time Rewards, an incentive scheme designed to keep players coming back through daily objectives. Announced on September 10, the program hands out $10,000 in rewards monthly and begins on September 14.
Two separate currencies are on offer to participants: Time Crystals and BIGTIME tokens. Crafting and upgrading run on Time Crystals, which sit at the heart of the in-game economy, whereas BIGTIME can be traded and carries worth outside the game itself. The pairing gives players something useful right away while leaving room to hold or sell.
Tiered reward structure
Four tiers make up the program, organized around daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly objectives. The design rewards showing up regularly rather than grinding marathon sessions, which opens the door to casual participants as well as long-term committed players. Rolling daily objectives into the leaderboard is how Big Time intends to spread payouts more evenly across different kinds of players.
Weekly, monthly, and quarterly divisions are already visible on the Rewards Leaderboard, which is live now. Full rules sit in the studio’s announcement and the Terms and Conditions that accompany it.
Game background
Built on Ethereum, Big Time is a multiplayer action RPG that pairs NFT support with quick, aggressive combat. Its players move between historical and futuristic eras, gathering NFT items for avatars as well as personal time machines that double as social hubs.
Where most reward schemes swell and shrink with how many people are playing, the fixed monthly payout here adds a measure of predictability, letting players weigh their effort against a reward target that does not move.
Accolades have followed the game, among them a fifth-place finish in the 2025 Game of the Year awards — a nod to how long it has held its ground in crypto gaming and why it still draws interest as market conditions shift.
Daily objectives will debut alongside the Rewards Leaderboard’s September 14 launch.