Point Blank Celebrates 16th Anniversary
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On December 4, the iconic online shooter Point Blank celebrated its 16th anniversary since launch. In honor of the birthday, a large-scale event kicked off in the game with valuable rewards and special activities for the entire community.

Until February 17, fans will enjoy a whole set of festive in-game events. Players can earn chests and keys for various actions in the game: for successes in matches, daily logins, and for spending in-game currency. The opened chests will count towards the overall progress of all players. The more chests the community opens, the more rewards will be in the inventory. Among the possible prizes are collectible boxes from Fogame, as well as items from the 'Popcorn' series for repairs.

A traditional part of the festive event will be achievements. By completing special tasks, including hidden ones, players will receive items from the 'Popcorn' series. Progress on achievements can be tracked on the event page in the launcher.

For the birthday, the 'Exchange' has also been updated. With PB-coins, players can obtain new items from the 'Alien' series, skins, items from the 'Comic' and 'Popcorn' series, vibrant emotes, and a Golden Pass. Holders of the Golden Pass will have the chance to participate in a draw for 100 collectible Fogame sets after the event ends. The more Golden Passes a player has, the higher the chance of winning.

PB-coins, necessary for participating in the festive activities, can be obtained:

  • for time spent in battles and in-game;
  • for daily milestones;
  • in the in-game store for GP;
  • for completing event missions;
  • for completing free and additional (paid) tasks;
  • for participating in Fogame Arena tournaments;
  • for participating in promotions on the official Twitch channel of the project.

In the in-game store, boxes from the 'Comic' series have already started appearing, from which players can obtain even more PB-coins.

Developers promise that Point Blank will continue to evolve and delight players with large-scale events. Every year, Russian esports teams fight for the right to represent the country at the international tournament Point Blank International Championship, which has been held since 2011.