- Galaxy Fight Club is entering one of its biggest tournaments, open to 35 NFT collections.
- Signups for the event begin on February 16, with Wild Card mode on February 19.
- The prize pool of tokens and NFT is an estimated $200K in value.
Galaxy Fight Club, one of the most active brawler and battle games, is preparing for a new tournament round. Galaxy Fight Club remains a hub for multiple collections of NFT which were made compatible with the game. As of February, Galaxy Fight Club has onboarded 35 NFT collections, along with the original Fighters collection.
The game will now host one of its biggest tournaments, with special maps and weapons, and a larger prize pool with a total of $200K for top-ranking players.
Galaxy Fight Club will invite all NFT holders from its growing list of approved collections, to compete for the top prize pool.
The tournament will start with a short-term Wild Card event on February 20. From February 20-26, Galaxy Fight Club will put up the best teams in elimination matches to call out the top winning NFT collection.
The prizes will have a total value of $200K, paid out in the form of tokens and NFT. Signups for the Wild Card event will start from February 16, and a total of six teams will continue to the next stage. The group stages will start with 48 selected teams for the days of eliminations and finals.
Galaxy Fight Club to Reconsider P2E Model
Galaxy Fighters remains one of the active collections on OpenSea, with a common price of 0.09 ETH for most of the basic listed Heroes. In 2023, the game team will expand the game from its NFT adnd P2E basis, and turn it into a fun-first feature. Additionally, Galaxy Fight Club plans to introduce additional utility for all items collected from the game’s initial launch.
For those reasons, Galaxy Fight Club will phase out its 3V3 matches, which are the main way to grind for earnings, and instead offer Battle Royale for fun and more personal engagement. Galaxy Fight Club will also become a partner of Polygon Fractal, a project that will expose the game to more tournament opportunities. Galaxy Fight Club was also among the earlier P2E games and is carried by Yield Guild Games and other top guilds.
