A $100,000 Creative Destruction Tournament Was Hosted By KEEMSTAR And UMG

The end of 2018 is approaching, which also means that we are about to pass something that will be remembered as The “Year of the Battle Royale”. This year witnessed the success of Fortnite in taking over the gaming industry, and now there are dozens of games in the same genre inevitably follow in its footsteps.

Among the most intriguing examples of this genre is Creative Destruction. Other battle royales also feature lots of destruction, however, only Creative Destruction makes room for creation to go along with it.

This game begins in the casual way, where you and another 99 players are dropped into a big and sprawling map. To win the game, you need to try your best to survive in the battlefield which gradually shrinks over time.

The great part is that players have the ability to destroy almost anything they can find in the game, then take the broken pieces and use them to build new things. Every destruction made is, in fact, the first step of a new creation.

The game has already got a decent amount of loyal followers online. Furthermore, earlier this December, a famous YouTuber called Daniel “KEEMSTAR” Keem made an announcement saying he would be the host of a huge tournament of Creative Destruction with the total prize up to $100,000 in cooperation with Universal Music Group.

In this tournament, we would be seeing competitors fight it out against other teams over two rounds, the result is determined based on the number of kills they made. The tournament happened on 18 December, which means the results are now in.

Many of the most well-known names from YouTube gaming as well as Fortnite streaming also participated in this event, including CDN3rd, Daequan, Vikkstar123, Typical Gamer, Mr Beast, and some others more.

In the grand final, Team Liquid’s member Noah “Vivid” Wright and also Jake “Poach” Brumleve fought against Mason “Symfuhny” Lanier and Turner “Tfue” Tenney of FaZe. And the member of Team Liquid won the $50,000 prize.

Their opponent in the grand final got $30,000, quite good for a consolation prize. Besides, the teams that got the third and fourth place, which are Summit1g + Mad Ruski and Soar Carl + Svenvoss respectively – took home $10,000 each.