Fornite gamers face-off in Last Man Standing tournament
Gamers across Birmingham are being invited to put their
skills to the test and compete for glory as Box hosts its latest Last Man
Standing tournament.
The event featuring Fortnite will take place in Box’s
Minworth store on Saturday 27th October from 10am, and will be
supported by leading gaming peripherals company Roccat.
Competitors of all ability will face off in the one-day
event in the hope of being crowned Last Man Standing.
Mark Jordan, managing director of Box said: “Following the
success of our previous event, we’re delighted to be hosting a second Last Man
Standing tournament.
“Fornite is the ultimate eSports game, not only is it
competitive but it contains fast paced actions where the aim is to beat your
opponents and get that coveted victory royale.
“The event is a great way for local gamers to meet other
gamers and streamers as well as trading gaming tips. Plus there will be some
great prizes up for grabs courtesy of Roccat.
“Players will also have the opportunity to take a look round
our Minworth store, seeing first hand the wide range of products available
whilst also speaking with our expert staff who will be on hand to discuss
gaming setups and how to get the best from your gaming rig.
“We look forward to welcoming gamers on the 27th
October, and crowning one player Last Man Standing.”
Last Man Standing is an adrenaline fuelled competition,
where players are thrown into the battlefield and must beat their opponents to
be crowned the winner.
Enthusiasts are being encouraged to sign up to the event as
son as they can to avoid disappointment.
Tickets are free and can be booked online: https://events.eventzilla.net/e/roccat--last-man-standing-featuring-fortnite-2138712373
Box sells an extensive range of technology and computing
products through its specialist website and retail shop, including laptops,
desktop PCs, phones and tablets, components, monitors, gaming accessories,
consoles and printers.
The business was founded by Mark Jordan in 1996 and today is
the UK’s leading technology e-commerce business, employing over 100 people and
turning over £42 million.
More information can be found at www.box.co.uk

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