Speedrunning charity games Done Soon sets a day to raise money to ease the epidemic

The organizers of Game Done Quick, which hosts two well-known racing events every year, are making changes due to the ongoing novel epidemic. While they have chosen to postpone the Quickly Used Summer Games (SGDQ), an in-person event that generates millions of kindness every year, they have also announced an online event to help assist those affected by COVID-19.

Organizers announced Friday that the SGDQ was postponed. The event was originally scheduled to be held in Bloomington, Minnesota in June, and is now scheduled for August 16. They also announced the release of Corona done soon, which will take place April 17-19. Contributions from this event will benefit The exact Atonement, "A charity that provides resources designed to improve the lives of people affected by poverty or emergency situations," advocates said. Game delivery is open until April 2, with a list of games and schedule coming April 13.

The planning dates for the summer event have also changed. Those heading to Minnesota will be able to sign up from June 7-20, and Sport Done Quick will issue a new game delivery call. Delivery will be screened from April 29 to May 9, with the new sports list coming June 6. The schedule is expected on June 15.

The most recent Fastest Games event, the Fastest Made Games, received $ 3.13 million in donations for the Prevent Cancer Foundation – a new record for the event, and second to $ 3 million, the first of which was last summer's Quickest Games.