Sign-up Rules & FAQ
Sign-up Rules
Individuals- Games are held EVERY Sunday. Please make sure your schedule is accommodating before signing up.
- An individual may only be on the roster and play for one team during the entire tournament.
- Individuals qualified to participate are either current or former employees of a qualified studio or a member of the Studio Rumble Steam group.
- Former professional eSports players who meet the previous requirements are allowed if they are currently not on and won't be on the roster of a professional eSports team for the duration of the tournament. NEW
- A team does not need to state what studio it is from. In such a case, use an alias.
- A team may claim they are from a studio if their roster can field a full team of current employees from that studio or under the same publisher umbrella. IE: If a game requires 5 players to play, then the team must have at least 5 players from that studio to claim to be from that studio.
- A team cannot claim they are from a studio if the number of employees from that studio or publisher umbrella is not a majority.
- Note: This this number only applies to recruited players. Solo Queue players who are assigned to your team by the Studio Rumble administrators do not count.
- If your team cannot claim they are from a studio, then you must put Solo Queue for your team's studio.
- Rosters cannot be changed when the tournament starts.
- Qualifying studios are defined as: "An incorporated entity which has shipped or is working on a video game product."
- Video Game Product includes video games, middleware, development tools, services etc.
- Major version releases of the same product count. EG: Unity 5.
- Please remember: A valid team must consist of at least five members who currently are employed by the studio or publisher umbrella that the team represents.
- There will be any official streaming.
- Players and spectators are allowed to stream.
- If you make a permanent video please email it to admin@studiorumble.com and we will post it in the gallery.
Sign-up FAQ
I'm done making my team, what do I do next?
Creating a team on the Studio Rumble website is enough to enter you in the tournament.
I am the odd man out at my company and am not on a team. Can I still play?
Yes, scoring for the PUBG tournament is setup so that you score points for your studio regardless of who you play with in-game.
I am a former industry employee but currently out of the industry. Can I play?
Yes, signup through solo queue.
My studio is an indie / mobile company. Can we make a team?
Yes
My studio won’t let us make a team. What can I do?
You can use an alias for your studio when forming a team. Please note that you will still need to follow the studio related rules for team creation. Teams using an alias may be disqualified from certain prizes (physical trophies).
How do I sign-up?
Visit the Studio Rumble website and create an account. Then either join or create a team. After your team is formed, signup with your team to the tournament.
Can we create an "all star" team of people at different companies? Or do all members on a team need to be at the same company?
Same company. If your studio cannot field a team, then you may join another company's team or Solo Queue.
Is there a per-studio team limit?
No limit. A studio may have as many teams participating as it can field.