Guinness World Records™ Achievement and Over $400,000 in Rewards Given Away

IGG just held the third iteration of its World Championship, and it looks like this 2026 version was the best yet. 

Held from September 4th to 6th at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, it saw gamers compete across three titles from IGG – Viking Rise, Doomsday: Last Survivors, and Lords Mobile.

Supported by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB), the event highlighted the international scale and standing of the Championship as a major international event. It was a huge event, with over $400,000 worth of rewards handed out. Quite the occasion.

Anything else?

Huge prizes – both cash and high tech kit – were far from the only eye-catching elements of the event though. 

Stages were custom designed around each title and were truly incredible sights to behold. There were hugely impressive fan zones, professional cosplayers, as well as an official theme song created for the event. It’s memorable, and we’ve embedded it below for your pleasure. 

There was even a Guinness World Records™ achievement during the event: Most contributions to an online calligram art. It took a huge number of players coming together to make it happen.

One of the biggest announcements at the IGG World Championship was that Lords Mobile and Doomsday: Last Survivors each revealed plans for an official collaboration with Dune: Part Three, scheduled to launch later this year alongside the film’s theatrical release.

And the results…?

The Viking Rise Championship saw eight top teams, comprising a total of 24 players, competing for the World Championship title, with Team 483, Team SIR, and Team S395 ultimately secured the top three spots, while Team GOC, Team Life, Team HVS, Team Russ, and Team RiP also put up impressive performances throughout the competition.

Next, the Doomsday: Last Survivors Championship saw 32 players competing in Off Limits War, where Team GFF was awarded the Champion Award, while Team GALL, Team SSI, and Team TK1 received Excellence Awards.

Finally, the Lords Mobile Championship involved 36 players, with Team Pv3, Team SGR, and Team XIX ultimately claiming the top three spots.

A huge success

So it’s safe to say the 2026 IGG World Championship went very well, enjoyed by those in attendance and those competing. 

The number of leading sponsors involved shows how much enthusiasm there is for such offline events based around mobile gaming. 

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