Extraction Shooter BR1: INFINITE Promises Real Money for Playing

BR1: INFINITE is a new extraction shooter that promises players real money for in-game actions, described as the first extraction shooter with such mechanics. It's a project from Montreal-based game publisher Bravo Ready, backed by a range of companies including Solana Ventures, PUBG's publisher Krafton, and 6MV.

More specifically, BR1: INFINITE is a pay-to-spawn live service game where players earn money for every elimination. The CEO of Bravo Ready, Ryan Ever, explained the game's features on X/Twitter, thus confirming these unique mechanics. Players pay $1 to respawn and get $1 for an elimination, with risk modes ranging from $0.10 to $10:

According to the information on the game's official website and X/Twitter account, players can earn cash by looting the map for hidden drops and extracting them to secure them and earn or sell in-game skins and operatives.

The project claims to be opening more spots each week, with invites being handed out to commenters. Spots are limited, and the game costs $10 per hour to play; a PC is required. In July, players have reportedly already won over $100,000 USD playing BR1: Infinite.

The plot involves two teams: perilous Apes, who originated as science projects aimed at enhancing physical capabilities, and Droids, immortal and easily controlled militarized robots produced by the government and made from rare high-density alloys.