Videogames

Whether you’re coming to compete or just want to play a few games, here you’ll find all the information about the different gaming areas at Lérez Up. Find out which games will be available, how the tournaments work and what activities each area has to offer.

Super Smash Bros Ultimate

National Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament, with a prize pool of €700 plus the registration pot.
Singles: Saturday at 10:30h | Doubles: Sunday at 11:30h

Rivals of Aether 2

Rivals of Aether 2 tournament, with a prize pool of 150€.
Singles: Saturday at 16:00h

Tekken 8
Sunday at 16h

Guilty Gear Strive
Sunday at 17h

2XKO
Sunday at 18h

Consoles Zone

Mario Kart World
Saturday and Sunday at 16h

Duck Game
Saturday at 16:30h

EA SPORTS FC 26
Saturday at 18h

Street Fighter 6
Saturday at 18:30h

PCs Zone

League of Legends 5vs5
Saturday at 12:30h

Zone sponsored by

The PC zone at Lérez Up is supported by PCBox, which has made this space possible by providing the equipment that will be used for games and competitions throughout the weekend. Thanks to their collaboration, attendees will be able to enjoy a dedicated gaming area, discover new titles and take part in the various tournaments on the programme.

Zona VR - Simracing

Beat Saber

Blade & Sorcery

Microsoft Flight Simulator

Roboquest

Assetto Corsa

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to register for the tournaments?

Yes. All tournaments require registration, but the process varies depending on the zone:

Fighting Games: for Super Smash Bros Ultimate and ROA2 tournaments, registration must be completed before the event via Start.gg. To take part, you’ll need an account on this platform. You’ll find the registration links in each tournament’s section. For other tournaments in this zone, registration takes place on the day of the tournament at the registration desk.

Consoles Zone and PC Zone: registration takes place on the day of the tournament at the registration desk located at the entrance to the venue. It is not possible to register in advance.

Do you have to pay to enter the tournaments?

No. The only exception is the national Super Smash Bros Ultimate tournament, which has an entry fee that goes towards the prize fund. The price is stated on the registration page and, in this case, admission to the event is already included, so you won’t need to buy a ticket separately.

There was an error with my registration for the Fighting Games tournaments

We’re really sorry! These things happen, but don’t worry. On the registration page, there’s a contact email address you can write to if you encounter any issues. The team will get in touch and guide you through the steps to fix the problem.