Big Time Rewards Brings $10K Monthly Prizes

Big Time is giving players another reason to jump back into its time-traveling action RPG. Starting September 14, 2026, the game will launch Big Time Rewards, a new programme distributing $10,000 in rewards every month.

Rather than simply rewarding players for spending the most time in the game, the system revolves around completing daily objectives. Those activities feed into daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly reward structures, giving both casual adventurers and dedicated grinders a chance to compete.

With the new Rewards Leaderboard already live, players can get a look at the system before the first objectives arrive.

Big Time Rewards Launches September 14

Big Time Studios announced the new rewards programme on September 10, confirming that $10,000 worth of rewards will enter the programme every month.

The first daily objectives are scheduled to appear on Monday, September 14. Players who complete them can qualify for rewards while simultaneously building progress toward larger reward pools.

That structure is particularly interesting for a blockchain game because it puts the emphasis on consistent participation rather than pure playtime.

Someone who only has an hour available each day can still work toward rewards by completing the required objectives. Meanwhile, players who stick with the game over weeks and months have the opportunity to compete in the longer-term divisions.

For anyone following the evolution of blockchain games, it is another example of developers experimenting with ways to connect regular gameplay with digital economies.

Four Reward Tiers Keep Players Competing

Big Time Rewards is divided into four timeframes:

• Daily

• Weekly

• Monthly

• Quarterly

The Rewards Leaderboard currently shows the weekly, monthly, and quarterly divisions, while daily objectives provide the foundation for progression across those longer periods.

This is an important distinction. The system isn't simply asking players to log hundreds of hours and hoping they stay engaged. Instead, completing objectives consistently can build momentum across increasingly longer reward windows.

The daily and weekly components should appeal to more casual players, while the monthly and quarterly tiers give dedicated players something bigger to chase.

In other words, there is room for different types of players to participate without requiring everyone to follow the same schedule.

Consistency Could Matter More Than Grinding

One of the most interesting aspects of Big Time Rewards is the focus on objectives instead of raw playtime.

Traditional gaming rewards often favor players who can dedicate entire evenings to a game. That isn't realistic for everyone. A daily-objective system creates a different incentive: show up, complete the tasks, and keep building your progress.

That approach could make the programme particularly attractive to players who enjoy a regular gaming routine without wanting Big Time to become a second job.

The quarterly component makes consistency even more important. A single massive gaming session might help in the short term, but maintaining participation over an extended period could ultimately prove more valuable.

It is a familiar concept from live-service games, but attaching meaningful rewards to it gives the system an interesting blockchain gaming twist.

Time Crystals and BIGTIME Serve Different Roles

Big Time Rewards will distribute prizes through Time Crystals and BIGTIME tokens.

These two assets serve different purposes within the game's economy.

Time Crystals are an in-game resource used for activities such as crafting, upgrading, and progression. Putting them into the reward system means part of the programme's value stays directly inside Big Time's economy.

BIGTIME, meanwhile, is the game's tradeable token. Receiving BIGTIME gives players an asset that can potentially hold value outside the game and be traded within the broader crypto ecosystem.

That combination creates a useful balance. Players receive something they can immediately use for gameplay, alongside a token with value beyond the game client.

For the developer, it also provides greater flexibility when designing the monthly distribution. The balance between internal resources and tradeable tokens can influence how much reward value remains inside the game's economy.

A Predictable $10,000 Monthly Pool

Another detail worth watching is the fixed $10,000 monthly reward pool.

Many blockchain gaming reward programmes are closely connected to activity, token prices, spending, or other variable factors. That can make it difficult for players to understand exactly what they are competing for.

Big Time's fixed monthly figure offers a clearer target.

Players know that the programme is designed around $10,000 in rewards each month rather than an unpredictable pool that changes depending on participation. Of course, individual payouts will depend on the programme's rules and leaderboard performance, but the overall monthly figure provides a consistent framework.

That predictability could make it easier for players to decide whether completing the objectives fits into their regular gaming routine.

What Makes Big Time Different?

For newcomers, Big Time is a multiplayer action RPG developed by Big Time Studios, combining fast-paced combat with blockchain-powered ownership and collectibles.

The game takes players on adventures through different periods of history and futuristic worlds. Combat is action-focused rather than turn-based, while the game's presentation aims for a level of polish more commonly associated with traditional multiplayer RPGs.

NFTs form an additional layer underneath the gameplay.

Players can collect rare NFT items for their characters and personal time machines. Those time machines aren't simply pieces of inventory either; they can function as social spaces where players can meet and spend time together.

That combination of conventional action RPG mechanics and digital ownership has helped Big Time remain a recognizable name within the blockchain gaming space through multiple market cycles.

Where NFTs and the Game Economy Fit In

Big Time's economy is closely connected to its broader progression systems. SPACE NFTs provide access to certain content, while Time Crystals act as an important in-game resource.

The game also incorporates crypto-based elements and in-app purchases, creating an ecosystem where gameplay, collectibles, resources, and tradeable assets overlap.

That makes the new Rewards programme more than a simple loyalty bonus. By distributing both Time Crystals and BIGTIME, Big Time is effectively connecting everyday objectives to different parts of its existing economy.

For players already active in the game, the programme could therefore add another layer to the usual gameplay loop: adventure, complete objectives, earn resources, and work toward longer-term leaderboard rewards.

The Leaderboard Is Already Live

The Rewards Leaderboard is live now, giving the community an early look at the programme before the first daily objectives begin.

The official rules and Terms and Conditions govern how the leaderboard and rewards system operate, so players interested in competing should check those details before getting started.

The real test will come once the programme launches on September 14.

If players embrace the daily-objective structure, Big Time Rewards could become an effective way to encourage consistent activity without relying solely on long gaming sessions. And with $10,000 distributed every month, there is a meaningful incentive for both regular players and dedicated competitors to pay attention.

For Big Time, the next chapter is less about simply getting players into the game and more about giving them a reason to keep coming back day after day.