Right, it should be perfect. The current low cost of the coin is also an advantage, although that may be over by the time I launch. Rather than do an ICO and publish a big game I am trying to make a lightweight platform that will allow people to publish game content. Everything will be tied together by a marketplace where players will exchange resources, as well as sell access to their game content. I hope to put a very barebones implementation out in the next six months and attract at most 1000 players.

With those first 1000 players we will slowly develop the game system into something ready for the mainstream. The game is going to issue a set number of tokens every day - distributed to players based on the ladder position. As the game scales up to more players we will maintain the same number of tokens per day. This should reward the early adopters since they will get a much larger share of the daily tokens early on simply because there won't be many people to share them with.

The game mechanics will all happen on chain, which makes it provably fair, but there will be AI that runs off chain - probably on something like Golem, iExec or SONM. Do you expect Hush will be able to interact with those networks?

I will publish the first game on the platform, but I won't own the platform and someone else can is definitely welcome to publish a better game than mine.

Great job. I'm super excited about this project. I'm developing an open source MMO for the blockchain space and I have not settled on a platform yet. I think HUSH looks like it could be the right place for me because we seem to have similar goals. HUSH is the people's coin and I'm trying to make the people's MMO.