Lords Mobile & Doomsday: Last Survivors World Championships Being Held This Month

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Globally respected developer IGG is hosting the Lords Mobile & Doomsday: Last Survivors World Championships this month, and you should be very excited indeed. 

These will be the first First SLG International Offline Championships for the games Lords Mobile and Doomsday: Last Survivors in Phuket, Thailand. Both will be streamed live, with the former held on the 19th of May and the latter the 18th of May.

Lords Mobile, if you didn’t know, is an incredibly popular real-time strategy and construction game across the world – and is available to download on Android, iOS, and Steam. It celebrated its 8th anniversary this year.

Doomsday: Last Survivors on the other hand is a survival strategy game with multiplayer online competition and real-time strategy elements. Oh, and zombies too. It celebrated its one year anniversary recently.

These Championships are held to see who is the best at each game, and promise to be epic occasions – helped by the fact they’ll have a special guest attending in the form of Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson. Known as the “World’s Strongest Man” and famed for his role as “The Mountain” Ser Gregor Clegane, he’ll be playing interactive mini games with the audience at the Championships. 

As for the events themselves, the Doomsday: Last Survivors World Championship will be an international offline tournament – with 34 top players from around the world invited to compete.

The Lords Mobile World Championship on the other hand gathers twelve of the finest teams around the world to battle off against each other to try and claim the title of the game’s first-ever World Champion.

There’s a prize pool across both events totalling over $140,000 each, including cash rewards, in-game currency and other physical merchandise.

All attendees will receive plenty of rewards too, with game merchandise, in-game currency and a US$200 gift card all up for grabs. There are even lucky draws with a four-piece set of Apple products worth US$3,000 being handed out. Even those