A multi-player component, Echo Arena, was developed alongside the title, and included with its release, but was also made available as a stand-alone release. As the result of a partnership with Intel, Echo Arena was offered for free to anyone who redeemed it within the first three months of launch. Echo Arena is a team-based sports game, based around the locomotion mechanics of Lone Echo. Players compete in an arena to grab a flying disc and throw it through the opposition's goal. Players can grab onto other players and punch opposing players in the head to stun them, making it a full-contact sport. There are several leagues for Echo Arena, including a Master League which included a prize pool of $250,000 in its 3rd season. Anyone can form a team to compete in this league as long as it follows the guidelines set in place by the event organizers. On March 9, an Echo Pass was added, allowing greater chassis and color customization and a tier system similar to those in battle royales, including a premium pass allowing for more rewards for 1000 Echo Points ($10). The update also added player banners, a personal banner that can be customized with a variety of patterns, colors, and symbols. Arena is available on the Oculus Quest (1 and 2) and Rift Platforms, with Echo Combat, the first person shooter, only being available on Oculus Rift or a Quest via Link or Air Link.
