Bamberg, June 9, 2026. When the 2026 World Cup kicks off in Canada, Mexico, and the United States on June 11, the ball will also start rolling at upjers (https://en.upjers.com). To celebrate the world's biggest football tournament, the Bamberg-based game developer and publisher is launching the World Cup Calendar on upjers.com.
From June 11 to July 18, 2026, players can open a new door in the World Cup Calendar every day. Behind the 37 doors, valuable premium currency awaits for numerous games from the upjers universe, including Zoo 2: Animal Park, My Little Farmies, and Dinosaur Park – Primeval Zoo.
But the calendar offers more than just daily gifts. With every door opened, players earn upjers Points. These points unlock additional benefits and exclusive content for various upjers games.
Those who stay in the game throughout the entire tournament and don't miss a single door can look forward to a special reward: opening all doors grants a total of 600 upjers Points and a unique Portal Achievement.
Football fever is also coming to several upjers games over the next few weeks. My Free Farm launches its popular football-themed sheep guessing event today, while Molehill Empire kicks off its football event with exclusive rewards next week. Additional World Cup activities are already planned and will arrive in My Free Zoo and Uptasia in July.
With the World Cup Calendar and numerous in-game events, upjers is accompanying the 2026 World Cup with daily rewards and football-themed activities for its community.
About upjers:
upjers (https://en.upjers.com) proves that the dream of turning a hobby into a successful start-up isn't just a fairy tale. The company has become one of the leading developers of browser games and apps in Germany and employs over 100 people at the Bamberg headquarters. Over 170 million players worldwide have registered for an upjers game or downloaded a mobile app from the stores. upjers games are also available on Steam, Epic and Amazon. The broad range of titles encompasses everything from tycoons over business simulations to strategy games.