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Paladins leaves early access this week, celebrates with giveaways

3 May 2018
Steve Wright

Paladins leaves early access this week, officially launching on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4 on 8 May.

The game begins a two-week celebration of that fact today, offering up to $100 million of in-game currency. The festivities will culminate in an Esports tournament at the Esports Arena Las Vegas alongside additional in-game activities.

Anyone who played Paladins during its early access period will receive 200 Crystals for free if they log in between 8-31 May. To lure new players in, all Champions will be unlocked in-game from now until 7 May.

A new, mobile version of Paladins called Paladins Strike was today released on iOS and Android as part of the celebration.

Paladins: Champions of the Realm attracted 25 million early access players and heads to a full release on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4 from 8 May.

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