George Tsagkarakis
BRN Metaverse has started the first global season of Endless Clash (official site), its free-to-play, turn-based strategy RPG on BNB Chain. When Season 1 ends, the top 40 players on the global leaderboard will split a 2,500 USDT prize pool, and the higher spots get bigger payouts. The game is playable now on Android, iOS and Windows, and you don’t need any NFTs to start.
The studio’s latest update on its official X account said 23 days were left in the season when it was posted. That’s a short window for a new player to build a squad and climb, but there’s still time.
How Season 1 works
The season runs on a single global leaderboard. Players fight for position until the timer runs out, and then the 40 highest-ranked players share the 2,500 USDT pool.
Rewards go down to 40th place, so a player doesn’t have to finish first to get paid. What counts is staying competitive for the whole season. Newcomers can still make the cut if they put together a strong team quickly and keep winning through the final days.
BRN Metaverse has not run a global season of Endless Clash before. This one is the first real test of how the game’s competitive scene and reward structure cope with a growing player base.
Building a squad
Endless Clash is a squad-based strategy game. Before each fight, players pick four heroes and set them in a fixed formation: two on the frontline and two on the backline. Fights are turn-based, so positioning and team makeup count as much as raw power.
The official game documentation lists four roles, each with two heroes:
- Warriors hold the frontline. Gravorn sends out a circular energy wave that lowers enemy attack power. Tharos leaps into opponents to stun them.
- Marksmen deal ranged damage from the backline. Deadeye specializes in lethal single-target shots. Magmus fires piercing fire arrows that hit several enemies.
- Tanks absorb damage with high health and defense. Fortis taunts enemies and shields himself. TitanX cracks the ground to delay enemy ability casts.
- Support heroes keep the team alive. Auriel heals the whole party over time. Sanctia removes debuffs and lands large burst heals.
Every hero starts at 1-Star and can be upgraded. With eight heroes and four slots, players have to choose between stacking damage, leaning on sustain or building around crowd control. Those choices weigh more as the leaderboard tightens.
The progression loop
BRN Metaverse sums up progression as Battle, Loot, Upgrade, Repeat. Winning fights pays out tokens, gems, Star Points, runes and loot boxes. Players spend those to level their account, raise hero stats, fuse and strengthen runes, and equip specialized items. Stronger heroes win more fights, which brings in more loot for more upgrades.
That loop drives leaderboard results in Season 1. Players who spend resources efficiently on one coherent squad will do better than those who spread upgrades across too many heroes.
Cost, chain and token
Endless Clash costs nothing to download on Google Play, the Apple App Store and Windows, and there are no character NFTs, so entering Season 1 has no upfront cost. The game runs on BNB Chain and is tied to BRN, BRN Metaverse’s own token, which the studio puts at the center of its ecosystem. The game is available in 21 languages, which opens the international leaderboard to players outside English-speaking markets.
BRN Metaverse describes Endless Clash as a bridge between traditional mobile gaming and blockchain features, aimed at a competitive ecosystem that everyday mobile players can still get into. Season 1 is the studio’s first large-scale step toward that goal.
To get started, a new player installs the game, builds a starting squad of four heroes, learns how frontline and backline positioning works, and wins battles to collect resources for upgrades. The season clock is already running and there are only 40 reward spots. BRN Metaverse posts leaderboard and end-of-season updates on its X account.
