After nearly seven years on PlayStation 4 and PS5 PlayStation Tournaments the platform gets its first branded competition, and the name at the top of the screen is smothered in tomatillo-red chili salsa. The Chipotle Challenger Series demonstrates Tekken 8 will begin In PS5 Tournaments with qualifying from April 15th to 26th, it’s open to anyone looking to test their fighting game skills – or just win some free snacks. All sweepstakes participants will receive a code for free chips and guacamole from Chipotle. according to official rules of the company, the free gift must only be redeemed with a full-priced entry item purchased online or in-app. Also, the offer expires on May 31st. Tekken 8 game time here.
The Chipotle Challenger Series continues on May 3rd and 4th with closed qualifiers and finals. First place is awarded $5,000 and a trip for two to Evo 2024 in Las Vegas from July 19-21, plus free Chipotle for a year. At a glance, the offer “consists of Chipotle Rewards credits good for one free regular meal per week for a year, or a total of fifty-two regular meal items,” which actually sounds healthier than eating Chipotle every day. You’ve been dreaming like some weirdo for a year already.
Second place wins $3,500, a trip to Evo for two and a $300 Chipotle gift card. Third place receives $2,500 and a $250 gift card. Cash payouts stop at 16th place ($475), but those from 17th to 1,250 (!) will be rewarded with a free Chipotle access code.
There is also an officer Tekken 8 Be automatically entered for a chance to win a Battle Bowl (that sounds like a good chicken stand), which you can order from the Chipotle app or website. Tekken 8 Premium Collector’s Edition signed by director Katsuhiro Harada. This deal is live from April 8th to 16th.
Technically, it seems possible to put together an entire Chipotle order for free from these rewards, and the only requirement is that you play. Tekken 8 Via PlayStation Tournaments on PS5. You’ll need to be better than 1,249 people to claim the full prize, but it’s worth a shot. Good luck, warriors.
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