Hoplon Announces Future Plans For Heavy Metal Machines, Including Esports
Heavy Metal Machines has a big year ahead if today's announcements are anything to go by. Earlier today, Hoplon sent out a press release detailing some of their 2019 plans for the car-combat MOBA -- including a launch in China and the establishment of not one... not two... but THREE esports championships.
The company has planned individual tournaments for the North American, South American, and European servers. Details on how the championships will work and what the prize pools will be haven't been detailed, but it was noted that in 2017 the company hosted championships in South America and Europe with a €10,000 prize pool.
In 2020, the tournaments might even be expanded to China since the company has plans to launch the game there this coming year. This will be the game's first launch in the East, so it will be interesting to see how it does there.
Related Articles
About the Author
QuintLyn is a long-time lover of all things video game related will happily talk about them to anyone that will listen. She began writing about games for various gaming sites a little over ten years ago and has taken on various roles in the games community.
More Stories by QuintLyn BowersRead Next
Wargaming has just enough time to squeeze in one more update before the end of 2018 for World of Warships, and Update 0.7.12 brings home all the presents.
You May Enjoy
The endless wave mode has been improved based on community feedback.
The latest patch brings back the seasonal event, rebalances weapons and enhances quality-of-life features.
With major development ending and servers set to run only through 2026, Amazon’s decision to keep it a paid game just feels wrong.
The result is a new, “more competitive” Olympus.
Discussion (0)