Your reward will be anywhere from 10,000 to 60,000 Razer Silver. If you get into the top 50 or so players on the leaderboard, you can win Silver. It will add more games and tournaments, rotating them in-and-out, in order to spur consistent and varied competition for all players. Tournaments run from one day to six days, with Razer Silver awarded as prizes. When you pay a tournament entry fee, then you can play as much as you want for that specific tournament.Īt launch, Cortex Instant Games will host four to six concurrent tournaments at any time, with over 100 more games available for free-play across a variety of genres. In order to win prizes, you have to enter a tournament. And Quach said Razer has no plans to make its own games with internal game developers. It has added the free hypercasual games to the tournaments. So now Razer is stacking a tournament platform on top of Cortex (starting with mobile this time), and it will hopefully add new engagement and gamified incentives for players. With the increased interest in Silver, we wanted to provide new ways for people to gain Silver loyalty points.” For us, we see it as a way to make the Razer ecosystem stickier. “We decided to push it a little bit more and offer more ways for people to get really engaged. “We’re seeing really massive interest, especially in Southeast Asia and South Asia,” Quach said. Earlier this year, it hatched the plans for the tournaments. In 2020, Razer gave out more than 120 million Razer Silver, and this year it is projected to grow more than 400%. The most popular feature was “paid to play,” where there is a list of games that if you play for three minutes, you earn some Razer Silver. Meanwhile, Razer Silver game rewards have become very popular.
Razer extended it from the PC to mobile a couple of years ago. It does things like turn on your “Do Not Disturb” controls while you’re playing a game, and it optimizes your system for games.
Razer Cortex may be familiar because it has been around for a while as the company’s game launcher software.
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