The first global season of Endless Clash (official site) is now live. BRN Metaverse BRN $0.06538 ▼ -9.5% makes the game, a free-to-play, turn-based strategy RPG on BNB Chain. A 2,500 USDT prize pool will be divided among the 40 best players on the global leaderboard once Season 1 closes, with larger payouts for higher finishes. Endless Clash is out now on Android, iOS and Windows, and starting out requires no NFTs.
In its most recent update on X, the studio said the season had 23 days remaining at the time of posting. A new player doesn’t have long to assemble a squad and move up the rankings, though the season isn’t over yet.
How Season 1 works
Everyone competes on one global leaderboard. Players battle for rank until the clock hits zero, at which point the 2,500 USDT pool is shared among the top 40.
Since payouts reach all the way to 40th place, first place isn’t the only way to earn something. The goal is to stay in contention from start to finish. A newcomer who assembles a strong lineup fast and keeps winning into the last days can still land a reward spot.
This is the first global season BRN Metaverse has held for Endless Clash. It will show for the first time how the competitive side of the game and its rewards hold up as more players arrive.
Building a squad
Endless Clash is built around squads. Ahead of every battle, players choose four heroes and place them in a set formation, with two in front and two behind. Combat is turn-based, which makes placement and team composition as important as raw strength.
According to the official game documentation, there are four roles with two heroes in each:
- Warriors take the frontline. Gravorn releases a circular wave of energy that cuts enemy attack power, and Tharos jumps into enemies to stun them.
- Marksmen attack at range from the backline. Deadeye focuses on deadly single-target shots, while Magmus shoots piercing fire arrows that strike multiple enemies.
- Tanks soak up damage thanks to high health and defense. Fortis taunts enemies and shields himself, and TitanX splits the ground to slow down enemy ability casts.
- Support heroes keep the squad standing. Auriel heals the entire party over time, and Sanctia clears debuffs and delivers big burst heals.
All heroes begin at 1-Star and can be upgraded from there. Eight heroes for four slots means players must decide whether to pile on damage, rely on sustain or build around crowd control. Those decisions matter more as the leaderboard gets tighter.
The progression loop
BRN Metaverse describes its progression as Battle, Loot, Upgrade, Repeat. Battle wins reward tokens, gems, Star Points, runes and loot boxes. Those resources go toward account levels, hero stat boosts, rune fusion and strengthening, and specialized gear. Better heroes win more battles, and more wins bring more loot to fund the next round of upgrades.
In Season 1, this cycle decides who climbs. A player who puts resources into one consistent squad will fare better than one who spreads upgrades thinly across many heroes.
Cost, chain and token
The game is a free download on Google Play, the Apple App Store and Windows, and it has no character NFTs, so joining Season 1 has no upfront cost. Endless Clash runs on BNB Chain and is linked to BRN, the studio’s own token, which BRN Metaverse places at the center of its ecosystem. Support for 21 languages lets players beyond English-speaking markets compete on the international leaderboard.
The studio pitches Endless Clash as a bridge between traditional mobile gaming and blockchain features, with a competitive ecosystem that regular mobile players can still join. Season 1 is its first large-scale move toward that aim.
New players start by installing the game, putting together an opening squad of four heroes, learning how frontline and backline placement works, and winning battles to gather upgrade resources. The season timer is already counting down, and only 40 reward spots are available. BRN Metaverse shares leaderboard and end-of-season updates on its X account.