Endless Clash opens its first global season, with 2,500 USDT for the top 40 on the leaderboard - eGamers.io
BRN Metaverse has launched the first global season of its turn-based strategy RPG Endless Clash, offering a 2,500 USDT prize pool to the top 40 players on the leaderboard.
The first global season of Endless Clash is now live on Android, iOS and Windows. BRN Metaverse, the studio behind the game, has set a 2,500 USDT prize pool to be shared among the top 40 players when the season concludes. The season is currently in its final 23 days, creating a tight window for players to climb the global leaderboard.
Endless Clash is a free-to-play, turn-based strategy RPG that runs on the BNB Chain. Unlike many blockchain games, it does not require players to own NFTs to participate, lowering the barrier to entry. The game supports 21 languages, allowing a truly international player base to compete on a single leaderboard.
How the season works
The season is structured as a global competition where players battle to improve their rank. The 2,500 USDT prize pool is distributed among the top 40 finishers, meaning rewards are available beyond first place. A player who maintains a strong position throughout the season can secure a payout even if they do not reach the very top.
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.
The studio emphasizes that a player’s success depends on a consistent progression loop. Resources earned from battles, such as tokens, gems, and Star Points, are used to upgrade heroes and gear. Focusing resources on a single, strong squad is more effective than spreading upgrades thinly across many heroes.
Gameplay and team building
Combat in Endless Clash is turn-based and relies on squad composition and positioning. Players choose four heroes for a set formation with two in the front line and two in the back. The four roles are Warriors, Marksmen, Tanks, and Support, each with specific abilities that influence the outcome of battles.
Heroes begin at 1-Star and can be upgraded. The game features eight heroes, including Gravorn, Tharos, Deadeye, Magmus, Fortis, TitanX, Auriel, and Sanctia. Players must decide whether to build a team focused on damage, sustain, or crowd control, as these decisions become more critical as the leaderboard tightens.
Next steps
The studio has positioned Endless Clash as a bridge between traditional mobile gaming and blockchain features. Season 1 serves as its first large-scale test of this competitive ecosystem. The results of this season will likely inform future updates and the integration of the BRN token into the game's broader ecosystem.
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