Activity Rules
- Tencent GWB PvP Pitch Event
- Do games like Arma 3 and Apex Legends mean there's no longer any room for improvement in competitive play?
- In a world with Rust and GTA 5, is there any room for fresh creative sparks in the multiplayer genre?
- Don't Tetris 99 and Escape From Tarkov show there's still room for unique genres and mechanics within PvP games?
- Put your mind to work, and work with us to bring the next great idea in PvP gaming to life!
- Activity Rules
- 1. This activity focuses on the innovation and expandability of the gameplay ruleset, with evaluation scoring as follows: ruleset / gameplay innovation (60%), expandability and flexibility (20%), rule integrity (20%), theme and art (setting) (10%). Submissions with builds and those with planning documents are reviewed separately.
- 2. Participating individuals or companies shall ensure that they have the right to use or copyright of the submitted game products and relevant authorizations before they can participate in the competition, and shall not involve Tencent in rights disputes or other intellectual property disputes; in the event of a dispute, it has nothing to do with the Organizing Committee of this activity.
- 3. The organizer of this event ensures that submitted ideas will not be copied or plagiarized in any form.
- 4. All submitted materials will be provided to the evaluation jury for review.
- 5. The organizer has the right to use provided materials for publicity, website display and other purposes in the process of the activity. The game operation documents should all be current, and will be reviewed by the jury. The products must not be commercialized in any way (no in-app purchases, no built-in advertising or any other functions that can generate commercial benefits). Whether to pursue external testing is at the discretion of each participants.
- 6. Participating titles should be PC or Mobile games.
- 7. Entries should not bear strong resemblance to other competing products or products previously supported by Tencent.
- 8. The organizer reserves the right to disqualify entries that violate activity rules.