OnePlus has just announced the Crackables 2.0, which is the second competition it is hosting that was brought back after popular demand. The original was a cryptic, yet addictive, puzzle phenomenon that was conceptualized alongside Google.

The Crackables 2.0 will be available for free via mobile gameplay on 14th April 2020. Similar to the original, it is a cypto puzzle based competition and will feature digital puzzles with enhanced state of the art design, user experience, and cryptography. The global registration are already open, so users can go apply by clicking here and following the link.

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The difficulty of the puzzles will start low so as to bring more people an oppurtunity to participate and have fun in the game. Once a challenge has been passed, players will advance through “gates” to get to the next level. Notably, a few of the levels have been orated through community participation, meaning the game will test people’s ability to work together to cross the hurdles and obstacles.

The first 10 people to finish the final level of the competition will be eligible to compete for an oppurtunity to win 10,000 US Dollars. Interestingly, OnePlus is also giving out another 10,000 US Dollars to the winner, but this will be directly donated to charity to support those affected by the ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic. The competition ends on 30th April 2020, with its grand finale tournament being live streamed across the globe on 7th Mar 2020.

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Last month, OnePlus announced OnePlus Crackables, the company’s first mobile web game created with the help of Google. The company has now shared more details related to the game.

In OnePlus Crackables, gamers will be solving a series of “crypto-challenges” for the chance to win both physical and digital prizes, including a $30,000 gaming setup for the champion. The first 1,000 people to make it through the first three challenges will qualify for the next round and they’ll receive a physical “microcontroller” to continue playing.

The game is developed by Sleep Deprivation Labs, home of Red Dead Redemption lead designer Christian Cantamessa, along with the help from Google‘s Zoo unit which helps brands leverage its tech in promotional campaigns. The ZOO team developed the Crackables concept and worked with award-winning digital production company Unit 9 on the game design and puzzle mechanics, using Google’s Dialogflow.

It comprises a series of compelling puzzles that need a combination of skill and speed to complete. Players will be guided through a series of puzzles, both digital and physical, in order to keep progressing. If you’re interested, you can take part through the dedicated Crackables website at 8 AM Eastern (EST) or 5:30 PM IST.

OnePlus is all set to launch its next flagship smartphone OnePlus 6T next month, which is confirmed to have an in-display fingerprint sensor and lack of headphone jack. The company also introduced a new Type-C Bullets earphones and is also expected to launch a new OnePlus Bullets Wireless earphones along with OnePlus 6T.

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Earlier this week, the company announced its plan to launch a new smart TV named OnePlus TV sometime next year.

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