This year's 'Candy Crush All Stars' tournament is gearing up to be a monumental event in the world of casual mobile gaming. With a staggering $1 million prize pot, it is set to become the largest tournament of its kind in history. The stakes have been raised significantly, quadrupling from last year's prize money.
The tournament, organized by 'Candy Crush' maker King, will culminate in a live final in Los Angeles where 10 finalists will compete for a share of the record-breaking prize pot and the title of the 2024 All Stars Champion. Participants will have the chance to enjoy a Candy-themed trip and showcase their skills in the ultimate showdown.
Entry to the 'Candy Crush All Stars' tournament is free and open to individuals over 18 years old who have reached Level 25 or above in 'Candy Crush Saga.' The event will be accessible in 21 markets globally, allowing players from around the world to join in the competition.
The tournament will kick off with qualifier rounds from March 28 to April 5, followed by multiple knockout stages to determine the top 10 finalists. Todd Green, the general manager of King's 'Candy Crush' franchise, emphasized the seriousness and excitement surrounding the tournament, highlighting the enhanced rewards and the opportunity for players to attend the grand finale in LA.
The 2023 'Candy Crush All Stars' tournament, won by a player from New York, saw an impressive turnout that could fill over 300 football stadiums and a collective candy count exceeding 535 billion. Based on feedback from previous competitors, adjustments have been made for the 2024 event to optimize gameplay and enhance the overall experience for participants.
Green emphasized the importance of player feedback in shaping the tournament and ensuring its success as the largest in casual mobile gaming history. The enhancements made to the gameplay and the Candy Crush Content Hub aim to provide players with a more engaging and seamless tournament experience.
