The era of cryptokitties has passed. All in network buys up "fighting" birds

[CryptoFightingBirds]

CryptoFightingBirds (a new game based on blockchain technology where users can buy "fighting" birds) was started a few days ago in network. Information about birds is stored in Ethereum and the rules of the game are stated in the smart contract.

CryptoFightingBirds works approximately by the same principle as the popular game CryptoKitties: the system generates cards - the user chooses what bird 's "contract" he wants to buy and concludes the bargain by ETH. In this game people have 30 baskets with birds in total and each has three steps of progress.

The essence of a game is quite simple: the user buys a basket with egg of a certain bird, feeds her, trains, buys equipment and exposes on fights. The holder of a bird receives an award for each won competition. Further the pet it is possible to sell at more favorable price.

The cheapest basket starts from 0,0037 ETH ($2 at a current rate), the most expensive - 0,0278 ETH ($15).

Creators of CryptoFightingBirds are sure that a new game will quickly win popularity at fans of online fights.


Join CryptoFightingBirds  - http://cbirds.io

[bahtiy]

Good job!
Await the new players for sparring.

[buwaytress]

And yesterday launched CryptoCarz, not sure if it's exactly the same thing, except that you don't really breed cars, I guess. Just mod it and race it with others. I'm a really old gamer-has-been so the instinct to pick something up, especially when there's a collectible aspect, always somewhat turns me on. Took a brief look at this game, I'd say you should really have modeled it after cock-fighting (your start button doesn't work btw). Yes, illegal in most parts of the world, but they look beautiful and actually do fight when trained to (sort of like fighting fish).

Maybe take a cue from CryptoCarz and theme it against the different coins... Bitcoinbird with a lightning power up. Monerobird with a sneaky anonymous attack. Litecoinbird with cheap effort attacks.