The next Digitec Playground Cup is coming up. Once again, you decide which game will be played in the tournament.
The last Playground Cup was all about the strategy classic "Age of Empires 2". The Cup final was played live in front of an audience at Herofest in Bern. You can watch the replay here.
For the next Cup, you decide again which game we play. From wild brawls in "Street Fighter 6" to strategic skirmishes in "League of Legends" to first-class shooter action in "Counter-Strike 2", anything is possible.
Vote for your favourite until 23 January. It's in your hands.
Which game should be played at the Digitec Playground Cup Vol. 12?
The competition has ended.
Who can take part
You must be resident in Switzerland or Liechtenstein or have a Swiss passport / Swiss ID (for team games, this must apply to the majority of participants). We adhere to the age restrictions of the respective games.
When and where will the Cup take place
The offline final will take place on Saturday 20 April in Zurich. The qualifiers will be played on 23 March and 6 April and will take place online. So you can take part from the comfort of your own home. As usual, there will once again be a Grümpi and a Pro tournament.
Where can I register?
As soon as the voting is over, I will announce all further information in a follow-up post.
What is there to win?
The prizes will be announced at a later date.
How were the games selected?We have selected the games according to their suitability for tournaments and their cost, as well as whether they have already won a previous voting. Games that have already been played must sit out at least two Playground Cups. Games that have already been played twice must sit out at least six cups.
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In the following article you can get an impression of the final of the digitec Playground Cup Vol. 11.
My love of video games was unleashed at the tender age of five by the original Gameboy. Over the years, it's grown in leaps and bounds.
