Zero Latency launches a global VR competition with a total prize pool of $15,000.

August 10, 2023 - Global free-roaming virtual reality (VR) network manufacturer and immersive entertainment providerZero LatencyAnnounced this week to celebrate the three million players of Enemy around the world taking the lead in launching its first-ever global VR competition, Undead Champions. The game will be played againstVIVECollaborate.

Undead Champions Match will pit players against each other for high scores in one of Zero Latency's most popular titles, Undead Arena. Players only need to go to one of the more than 70 Zero Latency branches around the world to participate in a round of "Undead Arena" and have a chance to win the game.

The highest scoring players from each regional leaderboard will be sent to Las Vegas for the Grand Finals, where they will face a more challenging customized version of Undead Arena. The winner of the Finals will receive $15,000 in prize money. Additionally, the runner-up will receive a VIVE XR Elite XR headset valued at $1,099, HTC VIVE's newest XR headset, which combines Mixed Reality (MR) and Virtual Reality functionality into one compact, lightweight, powerful and versatile device.

Zero Latency opened its first venue in Melbourne, Australia in 2015. Since then, three million times the exploration of new worlds and destinations has allowed players to enjoy the fun of VR. During that time, the company noted, it has continued to innovate, bringing players new adventures that allow them to escape the stresses of the real world. In addition, players have eliminated more than 200 million zombies, and the undead champion match will undoubtedly further increase this number.

Tim Ruse, CEO of Zero Latency, said: “This is the first time in our history that we have brought the global community together in this exciting way and giving back to the players who have supported us. Since we started this journey ten years ago, We're delighted to have witnessed three million plays worldwide, and people are constantly looking for experiences where they can interact with others. We think there's no better way to celebrate with this unprecedented play. We'll continue to innovate and grow, looking forward to The next three million plays from our loyal, passionate players around the world."

The Undead Champions competition will take place from August 10th to September 6th, 2023. The Finals will take place in Las Vegas on Thursday, October 5, 2023. Up to 8 players can play together at a time, and players can try as many times as possible to improve their skills and achieve the best score.

For more details on Zero Latency and its Undead Champion competition, visit the company'swebsite.

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