Week 2 of the Largest Metaverse Giveaway: Campaign Updates & bHaptics Has Joined the Fun.
80,220+ entries, 210,533+ total post views, and a brand new sponsor that upgrades the prize pool even further.
Total entries through week 2 of the Largest Metaverse Giveaway.
New Sponsor: bHaptics Has Joined!
We are excited to announce that bHaptics has joined the Largest Metaverse Giveaway as a sponsor, contributing a TactSuit Pro to the prize pool to add to an already stacked prize pool which now includes:
2 Quest 3
3 Quest 3s
$500 each of in game prizes for UG, Devil’s Roulette, MotoX, Gang Warfare, Sail, and Wizherd
Over $1,000 in vr accessories from KIWI design
5 100% off codes for VR Content Lab
and more
This is a significant addition. The TactSuit Pro retails for over $500 and is the kind of prize that turns a great giveaway into an unforgettable one.
The bHaptics TactSuit Pro is a premium, wireless haptic vest featuring 32 individually controllable motors designed for immersive, location-based feedback in VR and PC gaming.
The Second Week Is the Real Test.
Launch weeks are easy. Well, not really, but you can expect growth because you are going from zero to one hundred. We had built-up energy, a fresh announcement, and a wave of partner posts lifting things off the ground. Week two is different. The announcement is old news. The initial wave of posts has already gone out. We wanted to prove with this giveaway we could utilize the entire timeline and effectively grow our entries week after week. After week 2 we are on a good path.
The first question you will hear when planning a 30-day giveaway is "why 30 days, isn't that too long?" In most cases, yes. If you are making one announcement and posting once, a weekend might be all you need. But that is not what this is. The Largest Metaverse Giveaway was planned from the start with daily activity in mind. Daily posts. Daily Discord engagement. Additional creators and sponsors joining mid-campaign to keep things fresh. The 30 days are not filler or unplanned. Every week has a job to do.
Week two's job was to prove the campaign had staying power. It does.
Post counts reflect the lowest confirmed tracked numbers. Actual totals are likely higher as posts continue to be published and discovered.
17,824 new entries is a significant drop from week one. We will not pretend otherwise. But context matters. Week one benefited from a fresh launch with every partner dropping content at the same time. Week two entries came in steadily, driven by new creators entering the mix, consistent Clique Games channel activity, and week one posts that are still actively accumulating views. That kind of compounding reach does not happen by accident. It is what a well-planned campaign looks like in practice.
What Comes Next
Two weeks remain and the campaign is far from finished.
Creators who have not yet posted are still making content and some existing ones are posting again
Partners have been encouraged to re-engage with fresh posts to bring their audiences back in
Clique Games channels will continue posting consistently
The Discord server stays active daily so participants keep coming back for repeat entries throughout the final stretch
There Is Still Time to Enter and Get Involved.
There is still time to get meaningful exposure before the campaign closes May 20. Reach out at waylon@clique.games
