Look Sports Media – The newly released multiplayer football game, Rematch, from Sloclap (creators of Sifu) is already making waves in the competitive gaming scene. Just one week after its official launch on June 19th, boasting over 1 million copies sold and a staggering 1.3 million beta participants, Rematch has officially kicked off its esports program in partnership with Toornament. This move signals a proactive approach by Sloclap to cultivate a thriving competitive community from the ground up.
Toornament’s platform empowers community members to create and host their own Rematch tournaments, further fueling the burgeoning competitive ecosystem. The dedicated esports hub, esports.playrematch.com, is already live and brimming with tournaments across PC, Xbox, and PlayStation, many offering enticing in-game rewards. One particularly intriguing event, the "Egoist Championship," draws inspiration from the popular anime, Blue Lock, adding a unique flavor to the competitive landscape.
While it’s still early days for Rematch esports betting, the sheer volume of established tournaments speaks volumes about the game’s rapid adoption by the competitive community. Sylvian Maillard, Marketing and Communication Manager at Toornament, highlights the enthusiastic response, stating, "We’re thrilled to partner with Sloclap… Hundreds of organisers have already expressed their interest, and dozens of tournaments are scheduled for the coming weeks."
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This exciting launch coincides with the release of hotfix #0.9, addressing a game-breaking exploit dubbed the "Dolphin Dive." This maneuver, involving a rapid aerial jump and whiffed header, provided an unfair speed advantage. Sloclap, while swiftly patching the exploit, assures players that they remain open to innovative gameplay mechanics, stating, "We are closely monitoring… We think a lot of these are cool and interesting, but some others have a negative impact on the game." This balanced approach suggests a commitment to fostering a fair yet dynamic competitive environment. The future of Rematch esports looks incredibly bright, and the early adoption of a dedicated tournament platform promises a robust and engaging competitive scene for players of all skill levels.
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