0xGames Announces Presale of TRON Items For Arena Battler
0xGames, a well-known crypto game development company, is to launch a presale campaign for their multi-blockchain battler 0xWarriors on the TRON blockchain.
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0xGames, a well-known crypto game development company, is to launch a presale campaign for their multi-blockchain battler 0xWarriors on the TRON blockchain.
After the team’s recent news about 0xWarriors going mobile and joining TRON's $100 million blockchain game fund Tron Arcade, the developers are now close to achieving the goal of making the game into a completely multichain experience. So buckle on your gear as the date is set: 0xWarriors is starting the presale of its TRON chests on January 24.
It’s noteworthy that 0xWarriors is one of the first multi-blockchain games in the market. The team believes connecting TRON will allow more crypto gaming enthusiasts to try out the DApp while enjoying it with the help of a technology known for its high throughput and availability.
Now, with the presale date right around the corner, 0xGames have shared they also intend to install TronLink, TRON’s wallet for browsers, which can be used on Chrome, Brave and Firefox.
0xWarriors is a multiplayer RPG that lets players fight one another, join tournaments, collect and trade items. The game is currently running a beta test that began in December 2018 after a successful EOS presale ended with over 4000 EOS raised in total. The game was developed by 0xGames, a blockchain game development studio based in Cyprus. The studio became first known for its blockchain space strategy 0xUniverse.
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