Signups are now open for the Moonfrost closed alpha where players will have 45 minutes to explore and experience the basics of the farming feature! Some longtime supporters will automatically receive spots, but they still need to go through the application process.

Another game long in development, Moonfrost, prepares to release a limited, closed alpha playtest! Kind of a multi-player Stardew Valley, Moonfrost will offer players a chance to experience a small slice of their world during this alpha.

This playtest will include some basic gameplay loops, allowing players to grow crops and unlock new tools. Though if you get tired of working on your farm, you can always just choose to wander and explore. Each player is allotted 45 minutes of playtime for this alpha. They can play this all at once, or break it up into multiple sessions.

Spots for this closed alpha will be limited. Those with the VIP or Golden Ticket Holder roles on Discord will automatically receive a spot, though they do still need to fill out the application form.

You can apply for the Moonfrost closed alpha here. You will need to provide an email as well as a first and last name. After that, you’ll receive an email link to a short survey. Complete the survey, and then just wait to see if you are in!

We don’t have any official dates or system requirements for the alpha yet.

What is Moonfrost?

Moonfrost is a free to play, character-based, farming game, similar to Stardew Valley. Players farm and gather resources, craft items, and decorate their homes.

And though the main game will function like a single-player game, Moonfrost will include player interactions, and it will also require an active internet connection when playing. Things with timers such as crops, will still progress when you are offline. And animal lovers will be happy to know that Moonfrost will include no animal killing!

We still don’t have a lot of details about the game. Presumably the player interactions will involve shared social spaces and player to player trading. But there is also room for community quests, competitions, and perhaps even having friends help out on your farm!

Moonfrost will be released on PC and Mac first, followed by versions for mobile devices. The first closed alpha playtest should start sometime soon.

The post Signup for Moonfrost Closed Alpha appeared first on BobTheBuilderGames.NET.

Players can now dive into the long-awaited blockchain RPG powered by game dApp Iskra and the Base blockchain ecosystem.

ClashMon: Ignition goes live on Base

Game dApp Iskra has officially released ClashMon: Ignition, a free-to-play collectible RPG on the Base network. The game is now playable on web browsers, allowing eager fans to build and battle with their monster decks.

ClashMon is designed to be entertaining while also being competitive, and it can be accessed from any web browser. It aims to provide enjoyable gameplay with the benefits of digital ownership through play, trading, collecting, crafting, and competition. First-time users will be rewarded with free characters, allowing them to build their decks with over 400 unique Clashmons in the game.

The battle RPG comes to life with fast-paced role-playing game-style monster fights and high-stakes tournament rounds, but it also has a soothing fishing mode where players can harvest resources for gear or other enhancements. On top of that, players can have fun with the popular Galactic Shot mini-game, best described as the ultimate “game of chicken.” Players must “escape” or run from a launched Penguin before it self-destructs. The longer players persevere, the higher the reward – if they survive before the explosion.

It should be noted that ClashMon runs on a dual-token model, with $TORCH as the utility token and $AGNI as the governance currency.

$TORCH can be earned by completing tasks, selling catches, and climbing the championship leaderboard. It can also be used to pay tournament, crafting, and staking fees, as well as purchase in-game packages and be deposited to earn Rubystone (for enhancements) or Krypton (for Clashmon synthesis). $AGNI, on the other hand, gives holders governance rights to shape the game. The issuance of $TORCH is expected to happen shortly in September, with initial NFT offerings, community events, and airdrops to take place in Q4 2023.

The post Officially Live on the Base Mainnet appeared first on BobTheBuilderGames.NET.

Though the Everseed alpha will soon draw to a close, the development team continues to deliver new updates to their players on a regular basis over these final weeks. These not only include bug fixes and quality of life improvements, but also introduce new Battle Plants and even new Companions!

Only two weeks left to participate in the Everseed Alpha! The alpha will close on October 3rd. After that the game will shut down for a while while the team prepares for the next phase.

For those who like rewards, a new seasonal pass just opened. This Pass runs through level 50, with rewards such as Glint, bonuses, and Maps. The unique reward for this alpha season comes at level 31 in the form of a special Season of Stars Diddit. Diddits are soulbound NFTs that Everseed uses to track community participation. A badge of sorts, showing that you were there. Diddits could also potentially lead to some rewards in the future.

the Companions of Everseed

Recent Updates

There have a been a number of changes and additions to the Everseed alpha over the past month. We have a new Companion, the Electro Gecko. The Gecko attacks all enemies in a line with Lightning damage, that also spreads through Stream and Rubble tiles. The Gecko’s special ability causes lighting to strike random enemies. This brings our Companion options to six.

New Battle Plants include the Ghostberry whose attacks scare the enemy, causing them to run away for a short time, and the SpringFruit, a plant with a long attack range, but a very slow attack speed.

We also have buffs in the form of Fresh-Picked Fruit, Seasonal Veggies, and Flowering Blooms. These provide various bonuses for Companions and Battle Plants and are found by earning Prosperity and progressing through the ranks.

As for gameplay, level 1 adventures no longer require a map. Only level 2 and 3 adventures need maps, which players can receive for free (one of each per day) at the in-game shop, or purchase with Glint, the in-game currency.

Season of the Stars Diddit on the reward track

What is Everseed?

Everseed is a game about exploring the world and fighting against the Blight. Players will find encounters while wandering, leading to a tower defense style match where the player uses Battle Plants that they own as defense against creatures from the Blight!

Everseed offers a bit more strategy than most tower defense games. The creeps don’t have set paths they follow. Instead, they take the shortest route they can to your base. Players have a semi-open choice about where to place their Plants (towers), though some terrain cannot be built on, and terrain also needs to be cleared of the Blight first. But, this more open building concept allows players to create their own, customized gauntlet of doom for the creep waves!

Players have limited Energy to spend each round. So choosing between placing new plants, revealing hidden terrain, and watering (leveling up plants) requires some thought and planning. And since watering is an area of effect ability, finding ways to group your plants together for maximum efficiency can be important as well. Plants can also be leveled up as the round progresses, offering new abilities or stat boosts.

Players also choose a Companion to help them in battle. Companions can move freely before the round starts, block creep pathing, and each have their own unique attack and special abilities.

The post Final Two Weeks of Everseed Alpha appeared first on BobTheBuilderGames.NET.

How’s this for a unique concoction? A video game that is playable within a Discord chat server, is being built using generative AI tools, and even taps into Solana NFTs and tokens for player-owned assets and rewards.

What it adds up to is Alchemy: Battle for Ankhos, a game that’s being built using both AI and blockchain to deliver engaging, persistent experiences within the familiar, interactive chat window of a Discord server. Decrypt saw the game in action at the recent Solana PlayGG event in San Diego.

“Discord has a few advantages for building social games,” Creative Director Alex Finden told Decrypt. “One of those is that all of the game activities happen in this interactive environment that people are already very comfortable with,” he added, further explaining that the platform makes it easy for players to spectate and challenge each other.

Alchemy: Battle for Ankhos is a text and turn-based role-playing game (RPG), which holds its battles in a fantasy world via the game’s official Discord server. It also uses the Solana blockchain for its NFT-based items, including in-game characters.

“Nearly every in-game asset earned or purchased is optionally mintable as an NFT on Solana,” Finden said. “Any player can mint their assets from in-game menus with no blockchain knowledge or experience required,” he said, adding that a launch date for the assets has not yet been determined.

Image: Alchemy: Battle for Ankhos
The inaugural NFT collection for the game will be called the Alchemy: Gods collection. Players can collect one of 5,000 unique Alchemy Gods, and accrue the soon-to-be-introduced Solana-based token SPIRIT through a new faction-based gameplay mode.

Alchemy: Battle for Ankhos was among five winners of the Solana Foundation’s NFT Showdown in June. At SolanaPlayGG, Finden unveiled its Land Shard NFTs.

Solana was already a popular destination for NFTs and digital collectibles. Now, the Solana Foundation and Solana Labs aim to make it the destination for gaming, thanks to initiatives like last week’s PlayGG event in San Diego and the upcoming GameShift toolkit for developers.

Discord gaming

Alchemy: Battle for Ankhos players take on the role of a Descendant as a mage, squire, cleric, or rogue, and can play against an AI-controlled opponent or join player-vs-player (PvP) battles against other users.

Gaming via Discord servers is not a totally new concept. Other text-based games on the platform include IdleRPG, PokeMeow, and the classic game of chess. However, Alchemy: Battle for Ankhos opts for a distinctive hybrid approach, looping in crypto assets while also tapping into generative AI smarts.

Discord offers several tools for developers, Finden explained, including APIs that make creating and deploying games quickly very easy. An application programming interface (API) is a way for two or more computer programs to communicate with each other.

“We can turn around game modes and our fantasy RPG in about two weeks,” Finden said, “because of all of the tools that Discord allows us.”

Image: Alchemy: Battle for Ankhos
Finden said two types of players are most interested in Alchemy: Battle for Ankhos—the classic turn-based strategy player that wants to be competitive with the game, and the Web3 die-hard that wants to come in, have power over the world, influence the players, and see if they can capitalize on some value that the ecosystem has generated.

“We’ve designed the game modes and the tradable assets in the game in a way where the Web3 players and the Web2 players create this circular economy,” Finden said, emphasizing that no cryptocurrency needs to be spent to play on Discord.

Much of the computational work is done on a server that operates in the background, and the team leverages Discord’s scalability to circumvent any network congestion on the platform.

“The demand is minimal as the files are extremely small, especially when compared to larger 3D-model games,” Finden said. “As such, server capacity and scalability are not an issue for us.”

AI assistance

Since the launch of OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot and the generative art platform Midjourney, advances in generative AI have enabled creators to generate dialogue and images for adventure games quickly with minimal skill. Finden said AI has allowed the small team to produce a volume of content that traditionally would have taken a robust squad of artists.

“We have two options. We can either hire a full art studio, which takes a lot of time and iteration to nail our vision,” he said, “or I can just get really good at using the prompts to allow AI to create the vision that I have.”

AI has become integral to the game, Finden said. Midjourney is considered a co-creator because some of the creative ideas the AI tool spits out end up finding their way into the world that the Alchemy: Battle for Ankhos team is creating.

“We’re using Midjourney prompts to create art on demand; we also pre-create a lot of the art and layer it in based on the decisions that the player makes,” Finden said. “On the chat side, we use OpenAI to power our NPCs in a way that gives them some creativity in their character.”

‘Star Atlas’ CEO After Massive Layoffs: ‘Nothing About Our Vision Has Changed’
Alchemy: Battle for Ankhos uses AI prompts to hone the character’s behavior and ensure the story progresses in the desired direction.

“We give them some creative control,” Finden said, “so that each time a player goes into this world, they get a slightly different experience.”

Finden said that what intrigues him about the potential of AI in gaming is the idea of having a fully generative dungeon master-type entity that takes players on quests. That’s the long-term goal, but even with a tiny team, Finden believes it’s possible using this unique development model.

“I’m really excited to see what happens when we allow for that,” he said. “I think hopefully we can see that in the future. But it’s going to be an adventure to get there.”

The post Alchemy: Battle for Ankhos appeared first on BobTheBuilderGames.NET.

Delabs Games—the blockchain game developer behind Rumble Racing Star and other upcoming games—has announced the completion of a $4.7 million seed investment round.

Hashed Ventures led the round, with Spartan Labs, Polygon Labs, blockchain gaming startup Planetarium, and gaming-centric decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) Merit Circle also participating.

News of the fundraise comes shortly after the invite-only testing event for Rumble Racing Star—a PC game described by Decrypt’s GG as “Mario Kart for NFT degens.” Also in the works from Delabs is space survival game Space Frontier, as well as Meta Bolts, a cartoonish post-apocalyptic survival game.

Rumble Racing Star Is Like Mario Kart for NFT Degens
All funds raised will go into boosting development for these three games, as well as marketing and community initiatives. Delabs Games is focused on building games on Polygon, an Ethereum scaling network.

“Today’s investment news is an important acknowledgment that Web3 technology is not only here to stay, but poised to revolutionize the gaming industry by empowering players with true digital ownership and control over their in-game assets,” said Delabs Games CEO Joonmo Kwon, who was previously CEO of South Korean gaming giant Nexon.

Delabs Games is the crypto gaming arm of South Korean game developer 4:33 Creative Lab, a company with over 13 years experience in the gaming industry and more than 250 million total global downloads to date. The parent company has released such mobile games as Boxing Star, Battle Boom, and Eroica.

The post (Untitled) appeared first on BobTheBuilderGames.NET.

The team behind the NFT-driven game franchise Aurory announced today that it is expanding beyond the Solana blockchain, adding cross-chain support for Aurory NFTs and its AURY token with the Ethereum scaling network, Arbitrum.

While Aurory is not the first Solana-native NFT or game project to embrace other chains, this particular move is being branded as an expansion rather than a migration.

“We’re not leaving Solana necessarily,” Aurory Executive Producer Jonathan Campeau told Decrypt ahead of the official Arbitrum announcement. “For us, really, we need to branch out a little bit in terms of from a pure business point of view.”

Aurory’s SyncSpace tech will allow users to move their assets between Solana and Arbitrum and into the games.

Because Solana is not an Ethereum Virtual Machine-native or Ethereum-compatible chain, it typically means users have to create a new wallet via options like Phantom or Solflare, which can add friction to the user experience for those only familiar with the Ethereum ecosystem and wallets like MetaMask. Aurory also offers users the option to sign into their game accounts with just an email address, and connect a crypto wallet at a later time.

“We just want to open more doors for players, because we understand that Solana has a specific audience,” Campeau said. “Arbitrum developed their own culture, their own audience as well.”

CyberKongz to Mint Genkai NFTs on Ronin, Migrate Game to ‘Axie’ Chain
Although SyncSpace effectively works like a bridge between blockchains and into the company’s games, Aurory Head of Marketing and Business Development Michael Natoli told Decrypt that the goal isn’t primarily to let NFT and token holders move from one chain to another—it’s to create new kinds of on-ramps into the game, to tap into other crypto communities and their own liquidity.

Natoli added that if a Solana NFT is moved over to Arbitrum, the original NFT will be held within SyncSpace and can eventually be moved back from Arbitrum to Solana at some point. The on-ramps will let players bring Aurory NFTs and USDC stablecoins into the game via either chain, and then USDC can be swapped for the game’s AURY token for use in Aurory.

Ultimately, Aurory NFT items on Solana or Arbitrum will act the same inside the games.

“There is no ‘upside’ of moving them from one chain to the other, aside from people now having the option to withdraw their Aurory assets on the chain that they prefer between the two,” said Natoli. “We ultimately want to expand our community and bring the Aurory experience to another growing and committed Web3 ecosystem in Arbitrum.”

There could be functional in-game benefits to exploring the chains, however. Adding support for more blockchains could open up avenues for new experiences with non-playable characters (NPCs), Campeau suggested, which could be tied to specific chains to encourage cross-chain exploration.

“You could definitely see an NPC, particularly in the game, really heavily in crypto or really heavily on Solana, and be able to trade with them or to do quest items,” Campeau shared. “He’s only going to be asking for items that will be on the Solana blockchain for you to move forward, for example.”

Aurory has two games currently in development. One is Aurory Adventures, the player-versus-environment (PvE) role-playing game (RPG). The other is Aurory Tactics, a player-versus-player (PvP) battle arena game.

Esports Giant TSM FTX Teams Up With Solana ‘Blue Chip’ NFT Game Aurory
Aurory offers playable character NFTs called Aurorians, as well as Pokemon-like animal NFTs called Nefties. The game also has character skins and Neftie eggs on-chain as NFTs, and has one on-chain token, AURY. In 2021, Aurory collaborated with esports organization TSM and the now-shuttered crypto exchange FTX on limited edition NFTs.

Arbitrum marks the first step out of the Solana ecosystem for Aurory, but it may not be the last.

“In the future, it’s not unrealistic for us to start looking at Polygon, to start looking at Avalanche,” Campeau said. “BNB is another one that we’ve been looking into.”

The post Solana Gaming Franchise Aurory appeared first on BobTheBuilderGames.NET.

Mobox opens up a series of new, MoDragon-related events for the month of June, building up toward their eventual release of Dragonverse, an enchanted land full of adventure and wonder for all Dragon owners!

Mobox hasn’t waited long to introduce the next phase of their MoDragon adventure! Starting on June 29th, MoDragon owners will be able to engage in several new acitivities. This event, dubbed ‘Unleash the Magic’ features three MoDragon related activities — Expeditions, Soul Awakening, and Dragon Taming.

Dragon Expedition is a quest style system that opens on June 29th and runs for four weeks. Expeditions have difficulty levels, with some requiring specific attributes or multiple Dragons. Dragons can only join one Expedition at a time. Dragons on Expeditions can still engage in other Dragon activities, but cannot listed, sold, traded, or burned. Doing so will forfeit any rewards. Expedition options refresh every 24 hours and players earn MoDragon Soul by completing Expeditions.

These Souls are used at the Dragon Soul Altar to receive blessings of the Dragon God. The altar opens on June 29th and will also be open for four weeks. In addition to Expeditions, players also earn Soul for Dragon purchases, breedings, upgrades, evolutions — pretty much any MoDragon related activity. Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem to be any indication of what these blessings are good for, but presumably it’s worth something!

Dragon Taming is open for the same time period as the other two events, and rewards players with weekly airdrops based on the number of Dragon Taming points they have accumulated. Players earn Dragon Taming points by purchasing, breeding, upgrading, and ascending their MoDragons. Higher rarity Dragons earn more points.

This is all building up to Dragonverse, a game realm with all the MoDragon features plus opportunities to adventure and battle with your dragons.

What are MoDragons?

MoDragons are a recently released NFT collection from Mobox on the Arbitrum chain. Players collect and breed these Dragons to try to secure their spot at the top of the collection leaderboard. MoDragons have both a daily leaderboard and a weekly ‘talent’ ranking. Players gain points on the talent leaderboard by upgrading and enhancing their Dragons.

Each Dragon can breed up to 7 times, though Legendary Dragons refuse to breed at all! Also, when matching Dragons for breeding, they must be within two tiers of each other. And unlike some breeding features in other games, MoDragons doesn’t allow parents to breed with their offspring, or for siblings to breed together.

The total collection power, or DragonMo Power, also factors into what Mobox is calling pre-mining. This allows the player to passively earn dragon stones that come in five different varieties. These will have some use in future expansions to the MoDragon system.

And finally, MoDragons also generate tickets for the Elemental Carnival. Players use this tickets on a spinning wheel to win prizes such as MBOX tokens and Dragon Eggs!

If you want to get started with your MoDragon collection, you can pick them up from the official game market for under 0.1 ETH.

a few MoDragons on the market

What is MOBOX?

MOBOX is a gaming platform running on the multiple chains that includes some decentralized finance elements. Though it began as a defi system, the gaming side of MOBOX has quickly grown. The site offers several games with play to earn elements, and have also built an expanding virtual world called MOMOverse.

Though obviously designed with mobile platforms in mind, the games can be played on desktop as well. They are all very casual, with rewards given to the top players. Most of the games provide opportunities for quicker advancement by spending MBOX tokens.

At the center of Mobox are Momos, NFT creatures that passively work in the mines to produce MBOX tokens and resources for use in the MOMOverse. Some of the games also use the Momos.

With a suite of mobile-friendly games, and a growing virtual world ecosystem, MOBOX seems to have a solid foundation which they continue to build on. To learn more about Mobox, visit their website, follow them on Twitter, and join their Discord.

The post MoDragon Adventures appeared first on BobTheBuilderGames.NET.

Web3 gaming studio Pixion Games has raised $5.5 million in seed funding to build out Fableborne, the developers’ flagship game.

The round saw participation from a handful of notable investors including the Avalanche Foundation’s Blizzard Fund, investment firm Shima Capital, gaming decentralized autonomous organization ReadyPlayerDAO and more.

Pixion plans to put the funds towards Fableborne, the studio’s action-based role-playing game that allows players to interact with on-chain assets built atop the Avalanche network. Kam Punia, founder and CEO of Pixion Games, told CoinDesk he’s hoping to grow the game by building out its tech stack as well as hiring for roles across the leadership team.

“It’s really building what we call these competitive multiplayer games, mobile-first platform experiences, but having competitive tournaments and player-owned economies are at the heart of the core game,” said Punia. “And so that’s what we’re really trying to build as an experience for players.”

Read more: It’s Game On for Web3: How Gaming Will Onboard a Billion People

The game is inviting players to participate in playtests and is aiming for a public launch within the next calendar year.

While the bear market has slowed investments across the crypto space, Web3 gaming has maintained investor confidence. Earlier this month, Web3 gaming studio Argus raised $10 million in seed funding to build out its own native gaming software developer kit. And last week, decentralized chess game Anichess raised $1.5 million in seed funding led by gaming behemoth Animoca Brands.

The post Avalanche-Backed Web3 appeared first on BobTheBuilderGames.NET.

Say hello to the first-ever Japanese-themed NFT cross-chain marketplace, built for NFT lovers by NFT enthusiasts.

PolkaFantasy is a holistic GameFi ecosystem integrated with metaverse and play-to-earn mechanisms and multichain solutions to create a seamless NFT gaming experience for anime lovers, collectors, and gamers across the globe to connect, interact and have fun. PolkaFantasy endeavors to bridge the divide between the conventional Web2 and the state-of-the-art Web3, not solely by providing an exceptional gaming experience but by embracing the Animation, Comic, and Games (ACG) culture. By doing so, PolkaFantasy aims to create an all-inclusive and welcoming environment that allows individuals to effortlessly immerse themselves in the exhilarating realm of blockchain gaming. Collaborating with top-tier artists, Hiroshi Kamiya, Yuki Kaji, Enako, and PolkaFantasy is setting a high standard for blockchain games to attract both crypto and non-crypto game enthusiasts.

In addition to the integration of Play-and-Earn mechanisms, PolkaFantasy targets to acquire gamers from the traditional market and bring them into the blockchain gaming world.

1. Blockchain Games: Create games that aspire all game lovers with Free-to-play mechanism

2. FantasyPad: The next-gen launchpad to bridge traditional gaming studios into web3

3. Game Marketplace: A go-to place where people share their passion for art and gaming.

4. Art NFT marketplace: A well-designed place to access premium collections and trade seamlessly on different chains
5. NFT Wallet: Supporting various ERC standards from ERC-20, ERC-21, and ERC-1155 on Ethereum and Polygon networks.

What makes PolkaFantasy become one of the hottest names in Japan❓

$4.3M revenue from Genesis NFT sales
Organic 88x pre-IDO price despite bleak market
Surpassed 2500 users for game tests
More than 8,100 NFTs sold out in an hour

🌟 24 HOURS REFUND FOR GAMEFI.ORG USERS

Instead of a 1-Hour Refund Policy, IDO participants can choose whether to Claim Purchased Tokens or Request a Refund within 24 HOURS after token listing or claiming time, whichever is later.

The post POLKAFANTASY $ZENNY IDO IS OPEN FOR WHITELIST REGISTRATION appeared first on BobTheBuilderGames.NET.

Another land sale hits The Sandbox, this on for a music-oriented neighborhood centered around an estate owned by Warner Music Group. With a dozen other musical artists and companies nearby, this area could end up being a hub for musically themed Sandbox experiences!

We continue to see more integration of blockchain and music industries this summer. The latest news on that front comes from The Sandbox and Warner Music Group, who have partnered up for a new land sale, referred to as the ‘Infinite Pulse Land Sale’. Registration for the land raffle is open now. The neighborhood with plots available for this land sale features a large estate owned by Warmer Music, plus a number of other musical neighbors, including Blond:ish, Slipknot, Jamiroquai, Pixelynx, and even Elvis Presley (well, his estate anyway)! Just to name a few. This looks to be a pretty tight neighborhood!

Land Sale Info

This sale follows the usual routine that The Sandbox has set up. To purchase one of the available plots outright, participants must first join and win a raffle. Interested parties can enter the raffle at The Sandbox website. Entry is free, though you must have enough SAND tokens in your wallet for the type of plot you wish to purchase (1,011 SAND tokens for a standard plot, 4683 tokens for a premium)

Raffle signups began on June 22nd and remain open through July 12th. Winners will be announced on July 14th, with sales opening that same day and running through July 18th. Any unpurchased plots from the sale head to OpenSea for auction. In addition to the raffle, there will also be 11 Estate plots and 10 small plots up for auction starting on the 14th also. Raffle entry, auctions, and land plot purchases are all on the Polygon network. Purchases are made with SAND tokens.

Also, as an additional bonus for this sale, those who purchase Premium land plots will have an opportunity to win tickets to real life concerts. No details available yet for that. But it’s always nice to see real life perks included in NFT sales!

Infinite Pulse land sale in The Sandbox

The Sandbox has been heavily promoting the idea of neighborhoods in their virtual world. At the moment, plot proximity has no effect on gameplay. However, at some point the future, there will be some kind of ability to travel between adjacent plots. Which could make who you have for neighbors somewhat important!

Sandbox Land

Land plots in The Sandbox provide their owners with a number of benefits. Land owners can join a limited, exclusive pool for staking SAND tokens, receive access to special events and early access to new features, and will also receive airdrops of Gems and Catalysts sometime in 2023. Gems and Catalysts will be used to enhance items in The Sandbox.

But, the real reason to own a land in The Sandbox is to build your own game or social experience. This includes art galleries, music clubs, hangouts, and whatever else can be imagined and built. Eventually, land owners will even be able to monetize their experiences. The Sandbox offers VoxEdit, a tool for creating and animating game assets, and Game Maker, a software app for building, designing, and publishing your own Sandbox experience. Both are free to use and receive regular updates with new features.

To learn more about The Sandbox, read our complete Sandbox Review and guide here. You can also visit their website, follow them on Twitter, and join their Discord server.

The post Join Warner Music in The Sandbox Land Sale appeared first on BobTheBuilderGames.NET.