MultiVersus Progression and Rewards Shown in New Trailer

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MultiVersus is now soft-launched, with Early Access available to anyone willing to watch 60 minutes of a Twitch stream to earn a code drop. The excitement surrounding the fighting game continues to build, but many potential MultiVersus players are still unclear about how the free-to-play title's progression and monetization systems work. With that in mind, Player First Games and Warner Bros. Interactive have released a short trailer delving into MultiVersus' currencies, character unlocks, skins, and other rewards.

In MultiVersus there are two main currencies. Gold can only be earned in-game by playing, largely through completing matches and winning, while Gleamium is a real-money currency with no current way to acquire otherwise. Both can be used to purchase various cosmetics, though Gold-unlocked cosmetics are rare (and expensive) while most else is Gleamium-restricted at the moment. All unlocks are direct with a specific Gold or Gleamium price tag, so players shouldn't expect any randomization or loot boxes.

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There are multiple different meta progression systems available in MultiVersus as soon as a player logs in. It starts with the player's own Career level, with experience earned per match and rewards being a simple 100 Gold per level. Next are individual character levels. Each character has a track of 15 levels with each level unlocking a reward, whether it's Gold, an ever-important Perk, or certain cosmetics. Once reaching a certain level, character Perks in MultiVersus can also be improved with Gold. Progression has a direct impact on power, in this regard.

MultiVersus also has a monetized progression track, too. The MultiVersus seasonal Battle Pass