Omeda Studios has unveiled a fully competitive summer calendar for free to play Third Person Action MOBA Foreheadsets the eSports action environment.
This has attracted attention from the community and the wider esports scene following the success of the recent summer Showdown Creators Tournament.
The Sunday Showdown Creator Tournament provided fast-paced competitive action for both players and fans, and gained strong engagement across social and editing channels driven by their predecessor’s deeply invested player base and creator community.
Now I can understand why Omeda Studio made its final move. CEO Robbie Singh said in an interview in April that the company had decided to consolidate all of its Dallas servers.
This reduced the difference in ping between West Coast and East Coast players, creating a more happy player and fair game, Singh said. Data collected over the course of months showed that centralized servers worked better for everyone, he said. The company used Hatra as a technical solution.
As a background, the fact that Omeda has an actual game is impressive. Shin, a huge fan of the original game, helped bring it back from death. Epic Games began work on the title, and then called Paragon a few years ago, but shut it down in 2018.
Singh’s Omeda Studio finally unveiled its title in August 2024 after four years of development (and a portion of $22 million raised, including grants from the epic game). The game debuted on PC, PlayStation and Xbox platforms, and now has 2 million players on all of these platforms. As a result of the success, the team grew from about 5-10 to 87 when development began.
Back to Dallas: The game’s ping time was about 100 on the West Coast and 80 on the East Coast. Now, with improved technology, both coasts can operate at 40 ms of ping times. Players can usually see the difference. Singh told me last month, it’s usually the most competitive player.
This momentum sets the stage for a new era of grassroots and a regional competition with its predecessor’s championship circuit.
Players looking to compete can sign up for the official website starting May 31, 2025. For all important dates regarding the predecessor Championship Circuit, please see the details below.
Important Dates:
●PCC 2025 Summer Sign Up: May 31st
●PCC Creator Cup: June 14th-15th
●PCC NA 2025 Summer Qualifiers: June 21st to 22nd
●PCC EU 2025 Summer Qualifiers: June 28th-29th
●PCC NA & EU Summer Finals 2025: July 12th – 13th
The upcoming schedule is designed to spotlight emerging talent, promote community engagement, and continue the foundation of its predecessor’s growing esports scene.
“Based on the incredible energy from last month’s Creators Tournament, we are excited to announce our predecessor’s monumental leap in esports with the launch of its official predecessor Championship circuits in both Europe and North America,” Singh said in today’s statement. “This is a big step, showing us our commitment to developing competitive play and directly support our incredible community. By releasing a winning skinline at 1.6, we are empowering players and strengthening the future of our forerunners with all our revenues moving towards the prize pool.”
Format details will soon be shared on the official predecessor channel. The tournament will be streamed on its official predecessor Twitch channel, so fans can adjust live here.
For now, players and fans can mark the calendar and prepare for the exciting next chapter of their predecessor’s esports.
The predecessor is a fast-paced, strategic MOBA game that places players at the heart of the action with unique characters and abilities, with stunning third-person gameplay and next-generation graphics. Whether this is someone’s first MOBA experience or whether they’re a genre veteran, their predecessors will give players all the tools they need to succeed and will now be able to play on multiple platforms.
The predecessor can be played on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Microsoft Windows via Steam and Epic Games.
