In Brief:
- Mythical Games launches a three-week All-Stars program in FIFA Rivals (official site) to celebrate standout performers from the FIFA World Cup.
- The event features 121-power Assembly Mythicals, including stars like Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé, rewarding gameplay with new progression mechanics.
- Legendary Chase Flash Events offer limited-time access to exclusive players, enhancing engagement in the post-tournament period.
All-Stars program celebrates World Cup stars
Mythical Games is launching a three-week All-Stars program in FIFA Rivals to extend the energy of the FIFA World Cup. This limited-time event runs until August 16, 2023, and introduces an elevated progression path centered around some of football’s biggest talents.
The event highlights 121-power Assembly Mythicals, featuring renowned players like Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé, Erling Haaland, Jude Bellingham, Achraf Hakimi, and Spain’s Unai Simón. Instead of relying on luck from pack openings, players can collect five fragment types—Vision, Heart, Form, Mind, and Soul—to gradually unlock their desired footballers throughout the event.
In addition, the program includes Legendary Chase Flash Events that present quick-paced challenges. Players can earn access to new Legendary players every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday for a limited duration, only through gameplay. These cards cannot be bought in packs, making them exclusive rewards for active participation. Each Legendary player provides a fragment crucial to unlocking the week’s featured Mythical player, adding an urgency to the gameplay.
On Sundays, players who collect all three Legendary fragments can access a special Mythical Chase event, which rewards them with a 122-power Mythical player, representing the apex of FIFA Rivals content. These players are among the highest-rated versions of the tournament’s standout performers, serving as the ultimate rewards of the All-Stars program.
The initiative builds on FIFA Rivals‘ tradition of linking live-service content to real-world football. During the World Cup, the game mirrored fixtures with nation-based events and themed releases, now pivoting to honor the players who defined the competition while encouraging continuous player engagement post-tournament.
