Apeiron, the world’s first God X Battle Arena game, has unveiled two exciting events: the “Support Your Creator Week” and the “Apeiron Zenith Invitational Tournament.” These events are designed to support content creators and showcase competitive play among top gamers.
Supporting Creativity: Support Your Creator Week
Set to run from May 7th to May 14th, 2024, Support Your Creator Week encourages players to engage with and promote their favorite content creators on social media platforms, particularly Twitter. Participants are asked to post about their preferred creators, using designated hashtags and tagging the creators’ accounts. By completing a simple form on Apeiron’s Discord and linking their game and Discord accounts, players and the creators they support can earn rewards of 75 and 25 ANIMUS, respectively. This event not only drives interaction within the community but also offers tangible benefits to both players and creators.
Showcasing Skills: The Apeiron Zenith Invitational Tournament
Following the conclusion of the Support Your Creator Week, Apeiron will host the Apeiron Zenith Invitational Tournament. This competition will see top-ranked players from the platform’s leaderboard invited to participate in a high-stakes tournament. Scheduled from May 15th to May 17th, 2024, the tournament will be divided into three regional conferences, ensuring fair play and global participation. Contestants will compete in a double elimination format, battling for prestigious prizes such as Mythic Cores and Golden Apostle Tickets, across various tiers of placement.
Apeiron is committed to fostering a vibrant and supportive gaming community, which is why they are hosting several events. They aim to enhance player engagement and maintain a dynamic and inclusive gaming environment by recognizing and rewarding content creators, as well as facilitating competitive play. Fans and players can catch all the tournament action streamed live on Apeiron’s Twitch channel, which promises widespread excitement and community participation.