The Machines Arena (TMA), the competitive hero shooter for PC and Android devices developed by Directive Games, has announced the start of their Play 2 Airdrop, an 8-week event offering players the chance to earn points and secure $TMA tokens. This event blends entertainment with earning potential.
The Play 2 Airdrop event is now live, inviting players to engage in a variety of activities both within and outside of the game. Participants can accumulate points that determine their rank on the P2A Leaderboard, directly influencing the amount of $TMA tokens they will receive during the upcoming Token Generation Event (TGE).
“This is a huge milestone for Directive Games, our team, and the amazing community we've been building The Machines Arena for on the Ronin Network,” said Kent Byers, Chief Product Officer. “This is not the finish line—there's so much more we want to do and deliver. But it definitely marks an important step where both our existing and new players can dive into TMA, earn new rewards, and enjoy some high-stakes competition.”
“Personally, I view this as reaching the best of both worlds,” said Kristján Einar Kristjánsson, Marketing Director at Directive Games. “Adding the incentives that W3 gaming has to offer to a game that is already proven as a team-based PVP multiplayer in a competitive sense makes this the gaming experience I have been looking for. We have been working closely with the community to bring in the features that players want, building the game users want to play, bear or bull.”
Play 2 Airdrop is a gamified rewards system where players earn points through a range of activities:
Playing Matches: Earning points by participating in PVP and PVE game modes.
Completing Quests: Engaging in various quests in-game and outside of the game for additional points.
Leveling Up: Gaining points by leveling up, including all levels gained before the P2A event.
Owning and Holding In-Game Assets: Minting assets like skins and familiars grants significant point bonuses. More trades in the market mean higher points for each minted asset.
Joining VIP: Purchasing a VIP membership to access exclusive point sources and enhance a users' leaderboard ranking.
Sponsor System: VIP members can double the points earned by themselves and their sponsors.
Teams Activities: Creating Teams to climb the P2A leaderboard with, and collaborating with team members to boost individual and team scores.
Maximizing Rewards
Players must actively participate in the event to climb the P2A Leaderboard and maximize rewards. Key steps include playing at least 20 matches and acquiring a VIP membership at least once. VIP Memberships are available in 4 tiers, with increasingly higher rewards depending on the tier.
Exclusive VIP Perks:
Tokens: Only VIP members are eligible to receive tokens during the TGE.
Leaderboard Access: Competing on the P2A leaderboard exclusively as a VIP member.
Sponsor Code System: Double points for sponsors and sponsored players with an active VIP membership.
Community Engagement and Milestones
Active participation from the community is crucial to unlocking additional token allocations. The P2A event includes community milestones organized into eight categories, each with five sections:
Collective Participation: Every member’s involvement counts towards completing these milestones.
Unlocking Bonuses: Completing sections and categories increases the total token allocation, potentially elevating it from 3% to 7%.
About The Machines Arena
TMA is a fast-paced hero shooter where players clash in intense battles from a top-down perspective. Users can compete against other players in explosive PvP matches, work together to beat their opponents, or try their hand in PvE, Death Run mode, and get a well-deserved dose of adrenaline. A game that is easy to learn and hard to master.
About Directive Games
Directive Games was founded in 2014 by veteran game developers from CCP Games and DICE to explore the boundaries of what's possible in game development. With offices in Shanghai, Singapore, Reykjavik, and Los Angeles, the company aims to create large, immersive, competitive multiplayer games that prioritize player agency. To achieve this, Directive Games has developed a powerful tech stack that includes a proprietary backend for developing large persisted worlds, a generative AI-tool chain, and proceduralism. Its upcoming titles, The Machines Arena, powered by the Ronin blockchain, and Civitas, the first community-owned strategy MMO, are no exception, prioritizing player agency and utilizing digital collectibles and ownership to create truly engaging experiences.
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