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Electronic Sports League Announces Upcoming Epigenesis Tournament

Independent developer Dead Shark Triplepunch and the Electronic Sports League has a new cooperative effort for an upcoming tournament featuring the action packed first-person shooter Epigenesis. The tournament will run from February 21, 2014 and run through February 23 and feature teams of three battling for prizes that includes Dead Shark Triplepunch t-shirts for each team, 3 QPAD mouse pads for the second place team and QPAD QH-90 gaming headsets for each member of the winning team. Gamers interested in entering the tournament can do so at the official Electronic Sports League website, and gamers can catch full coverage of the event on Twitch.tv. Learn more by reading on.

In this non-lethal ball game of the future, players leap across platforms suspended high up in the air trying to get a ball located in the middle of the arena and score goals against their opponents. Each player carries a gravity cannon capable of pushing enemies (and friends) down from the heights of the arena.

When a player scores, that player receives a genetically modified super-seed and gets the opportunity to plant it onto a platform to capture it. To win the game, players must capture towers and construct a node system from their goal post all the way to their opponents' goal post. If this hasn't happened by the time that the clock reaches zero, the team with the most points win. Teamwork, tactics and precision are key to winning eternal glory in the game of Epigenesis!

Epigenesis is now available for PC exclusivelyon Steam for $9.99. For more information on the game, check out the official Epigenesis website.

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