Game Economics

From an economic perspective, the game's in-game currency and tokenized assets can be used to trade resources and items with other players, and the game's tokenized assets are also fully tradable on external marketplaces, providing real-world value to in-game items. From a gameplay perspective, players must navigate the challenges of survival and rebuilding society in a post-apocalyptic world and thus must work together to create a sense of community and collaboration among players.

Generally one of the key advantages of NFT game economies is that they allow for true ownership and scarcity of in-game assets. Unlike traditional gaming assets that can be endlessly duplicated or created, NFTs are unique and provably scarce. This scarcity can lead to a more robust secondary market, where players can buy and sell valuable NFTs to other players. However, to create a truly exciting game, we must also incorporate goods and services into the system that are practically infinite (as there are such things in the real world) and necessary for the functioning of economic processes. Such goods are supply, food, or battery, and services like item repair or transport. The aim of the game is for players to create an alliance using the control of four different species and protect the planet from the Gata'aga while also building the economy among the alliance. Players will work together on daily tasks and missions to achieve their common goal.