A published game
Every player competes on the event’s stated version and course.
How PrizeRun works
How PrizeRun skill competitions work.
Each competition has one featured game, one leaderboard and one advertised prize. Fastest verified official time wins.
The current featured game
The Crossing is this competition's game.
The current competition uses a road-crossing speed game. Future competitions can use different arcade challenges, courses or controls. You will always see the game and winning measure before official runs open.
Free practice
Learn the game and improve without using an official-run credit.
An official time
Use one credit when you want an eligible result on the leaderboard.
A verified winner
The leading run is reviewed before the prize is awarded.
Winner verification
How official runs are checked.
Attempt issued
PrizeRun links the player, game version and run credit to one official attempt.
Events recorded
PrizeRun records the timing and run events needed for rule and anti-cheat checks.
Time submitted
A completed eligible run appears on the leaderboard with its recorded time.
Leader reviewed
PrizeRun checks the leading run and player eligibility before confirming the winner.
Result published
PrizeRun publishes the winning time, margin, replay and prize handover.
Before you compete
The rules are published before you race.
- Prize and retail value shown before the competition opens
- Competition close time and eligible locations published
- Practice mode and official attempts kept separate
- Timing, scoring and tie rules stated in advance
- Winning run reviewed before fulfilment
- Winner record, margin and replay published after verification