TL;DR
- Final Open Beta cycle offers last chance for seasonal rankings and rewards.
- Browser-based shooter features randomized enemy waves and limited ammo mechanics.
- Compete on the leaderboard for a share of the $200 prize pool.
Eternals Pew Pew opens the third and last cycle of its Open Beta, giving players a final chance to reach high rankings and secure seasonal rewards. The browser shooter delivers fast action with randomized enemy waves and limited ammo, which pushes players to react with precision and maintain constant awareness.
Players enter Eternia as the Holy Cat, a guardian assigned to protect the heavens. Each session presents new enemy patterns and short bursts of combat. The design keeps every round intense and varied, which attracts users who enjoy quick matches with clear performance results.
The game offers difficulty modes such as Easy, Normal and Hard. Higher modes increase enemy counts and raise attack speed. Players earn Shooting EXP after each run and climb the leaderboard through consistent progress. Timed waves and side missions add extra routes to collect perks, points and rank boosts.
Access remains simple. Any desktop browser supports the game, and players log in through email, social platforms or web3 wallets like Coin98 Wallet and Ramper Wallet. The game runs on the Viction blockchain (formerly TomoChain), known for gas-free transactions, which lowers barriers for users who want direct entry without extra technical steps.
The Open Beta added new features such as Boxes and Chests, obtained during matches or through earlier events. These containers hold guns, materials and leaderboard points. The crafting system lets players convert collected materials into new chests. The Marketplace strengthens competitive play by allowing trades of high-rarity items through the premium currency Space Stones.
The final cycle runs from November 18 to December 1. Players push for better positions during these last days of the season. The cycle includes a bonus fund from Holy Cat, which adds $200 in ETER to the prize pool. Organizers plan to share prize details and token rates on Rate Snapshot Day, set for December 8, a date that holds weight for users tracking the value tied to in-game rewards.
