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Arena Breakout: The Infinite Camona Summer Festival is about to begin, with multiple limited-time events running until September 16th. Players should prioritize the earliest deadlines, including the Resident Evil 4 crossover and Tea Culture Sharing Session, while claiming the free Supply Passes draw and seven-day Summer Clothing reward. Players looking to strengthen their resources can also buy Arena Breakout: Infinite Koens to help maintain their gear and Koen reserves during the festival. Longer activities such as Melee-Only Combat, Summer Showdown, Trash to Treasure, and the Warlord Tournament provide additional rewards throughout the festival.
Kamona Summer Festival Schedule
· Tea Culture Sharing Session — August 13–26
· Melee-Only Combat — August 13–September 6, Thursday–Sunday
· Warlord Tournament & Trial — August 13–September 13
· Trash to Treasure — until September 13
· Supply Passes Giveaway — August 13–September 15
· Summer Showdown & Cooling Showdown — August 13–September 16
· Summer Clothing — August 13–September 16
Players should focus on the earliest deadlines first rather than trying to complete every activity simultaneously.
Supply Passes Giveaway
The Supply Passes Giveaway is one of the festival's biggest rewards. It features two exchange pools, with each allowing players to trade 1.5 million Koen for 10 Supply Passes. A free first draw is also available.
Players can obtain up to 80 Supply Passes per pool, representing 2,400 Bonds in total.
The free draw should be claimed immediately. Additional exchanges are more situational. Players with large Koen reserves may find them worthwhile, but those still building their gear should avoid spending too much currency on event rewards at the expense of raid equipment.
Summer Clothing and Tea Culture Sharing Session
The Summer Clothing track is extremely easy: simply log in for seven days to receive the summer outfit. No missions or raids are required, so start the login requirement immediately.
The Tea Culture Sharing Session, meanwhile, runs only until August 26, making it the first Summer Festival activity to expire. Collect the required items and exchange them for rewards before the deadline.
Because it ends early, this event deserves priority even though it requires less attention than some of the larger festival activities.
Melee-Only Combat
Melee-Only Combat returns from August 13 to September 6, but it is available only Thursday through Sunday.
The mode removes the usual focus on firearms and long-range engagements, placing greater emphasis on movement, positioning, timing, and close-range combat. Rewards include tickets and Koen.
Keep the limited schedule in mind if you normally play earlier in the week.
Summer Showdown & Cooling Showdown
The Summer Showdown & Cooling Showdown introduces a special bubble-gun mechanic. Players can find Bubble Stations and Bubble Refills during raids to upgrade their bubble gun.
The event also includes rewards such as a collectible figurine and weapon skins and remains available until September 16.
Since progression is connected to activities encountered during raids, there is little reason to rush. Regular gameplay should gradually build progress toward the available rewards.
Trash to Treasure
Trash to Treasure continues until September 13 and introduces new recipes during the festival.
It is another long-term activity, so it does not need immediate attention. Check the new recipes early, then work toward the rewards alongside your normal gameplay.
Warlord Tournament
The Warlord Tournament returns on August 13 with revised rules and remains available until September 13. Rankings focus on your squad's highest loot value, while a strong early score provides a ranking advantage.
Dog Tags are also worth 70,000 Koen in the mode, giving PvP additional value.
However, this is endgame content. Entry requires:
· ACE V rank
· 40 million Koen in your stash
· A 400,000 Koen loadout
· A 50,000 Koen entry fee
Players who qualify should prioritize high-value loot, extract before greed turns a good run into a loss, and take favorable fights rather than chasing unnecessary PvP. The accompanying Warlord Trial adds bonus missions and rewards.
For most players, however, the broader Summer Festival activities are more accessible and should remain the main focus.
Don't Forget the Resident Evil 4 Crossover
The Resident Evil 4 crossover overlaps with the Summer Festival and has earlier deadlines.
Its Twitch Drops end on August 18, while Fate Intertwined Supply Passes must be spent before August 23.
These rewards should be handled before focusing entirely on the new festival content, as their deadlines arrive before the first Kamona event expires.
Recommended Priority
For the best rewards with minimal effort, follow this order:
1. Finish the Resident Evil 4 crossover before August 18 and 23.
2. Complete Tea Culture Sharing Session before August 26.
3. Start the seven-day Summer Clothing login requirement.
4. Claim the free Supply Passes draw.
5. Consider additional Koen exchanges only if your stash can support them.
6. Play Melee-Only Combat during its Thursday–Sunday schedule.
7. Progress through the long-term activities such as Summer Showdown, Trash to Treasure, and the Supply Passes Giveaway.
8. Enter the Warlord Tournament only if you meet its demanding endgame requirements.
Final Thoughts
The Kamona Summer Festival offers plenty of content from August 13 through September 16, but players do not need to grind everything at once.
Start with the Resident Evil 4 crossover deadlines, then clear the Tea Culture Sharing Session and begin the seven-day login requirement. Claim the free Supply Passes draw and carefully evaluate whether additional Koen exchanges fit your budget. If you need to strengthen your in-game reserves, cheap Arena Breakout: Infinite Koens can also help you maintain enough currency for event-related expenses and regular raid preparation.
After the urgent rewards are secured, the remaining activities can be completed gradually. Melee-Only Combat, Summer Showdown & Cooling Showdown, Trash to Treasure, and the Warlord Tournament provide different ways to keep playing throughout the festival, while the staggered schedule gives you enough time to collect most of the available rewards without unnecessary pressure.
