Cyber Titans will end Season 4 on April 27, in time to begin the World Challenge.
The game changed its balance from grinding to more matches with a leaderboard prize pool.
Cyber Titans is similar to Crabada, with Titan classes, resources and arena battles.
Cyber Titans is a multiplayer game with action mechanics, mixing battle and economy-building. The game launched its first tournament in the beginning of 2023, and is now preparing for another large-scale event.
From April 27, Cyber Titans will unleash its World Challenge, the biggest global-access tournament so far.
Players have already picked one of their Guilds, which determines the powers of their playable Titans. Participation in the tournament hinges on qualifiers held by partners of the Cyber Titans game, where the finalists will be picked for fast-paced and epic battles.
The qualifiers are still held through a series of partners, including Gitlab Games and Seedify. Other players will be recruited from ongoing in-game activities.
Cyber Titans with New Playing Formula
Cyber Titans will also continue with its regular playable seasons, reaching the fourth edition of its ranked gameplay. The fourth season will end on April 27, in time for the competitive event. The game is also building up its presence by tapping streamers on Twitch, lining up among more traditional games.
The fourth season has also reserved a 2,000 USDC fund for top players. This time, skill will be more important than resource grinding, rewarding victories in battle based on player skills.
PvP battles and their outcomes will be divided by advancements, and will have a different outcome depending on the level of players and their performance until now. The more skilled players will have more at stake, losing points if they lose the match. Beginner players will have a lower level of risk.
Cyber Titans is expanding its presence as a tournament-first game, and its exact player count is unknown. The game is also currently making moves to avoid multi-accounts and bots, creating a level playing field. Players cannot have more than two active games at the same time.
Cyber Titans has a game balance that is sustainable and does not require grinding. The game is similar to Crabada’s ranked tournaments, with some added controls. Overall, the game’s goal is to offer a more diverse auto-battler with playable NFT Titans which can be leveled up.
