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- Project SEED is on a mission to bridge the gap between blockchain and traditional gaming and its first game is action RPG, Outland Odyssey.
Project SEED, a blockchain-based gaming platform, has announced that it will launch its much-awaited mobile game “Outland Odyssey,” along with its companion blockchain gaming products “SEED: GROW” and “SEED: Staking,” in August. Free-to-play and own mechanics, decentralised governance, and smart contracts are the backbone of Project SEED, and the project’s team is counting on these to disrupt the mobile gaming industry.
Outland Odyssey, SEED: Staking and SEED: Grow
The first mobile game from Project SEED, Outland Odyssey, has refined ARPG core mechanics, immersive narrative-rich missions, and exciting post-apocalyptic settings populated by Zed companions. The game will have its soft release on August 29, 2023, and the Project SEED is confident that it will be a watershed moment in the development of a gaming metaverse ecosystem that will bring blockchain technology and entertainment closer together.
SEED: Staking lets users stake their $SHILL tokens, increasing their engagement with the network and earning them rewards. In order to submit proposals to the Project SEED governance counsel, users must stake a certain number of $SHILL tokens. Project SEED’s dedication to user-led innovation is reflected in the fact that proposals with a majority vote of 50% + 1 or more are approved for development.
Project SEED’s user community is actively involved in determining the platform’s future, which contributes to a robust ecosystem and active gaming community. To make sure that everyone’s opinions count, the project’s developers are using DAO governance. This will likely attract users who are after true decentralisation.
Finally, the SEED: Grow programme was developed to serve as an incubator for projects with a strong interest in creating blockchain-based games but little resources. The program incorporates incubation, funding, and a launchpad for successful projects. This program means developers will be able to focus on game mechanics, level design, control scheme, combat system, gameplay, marketing, and business development without having to worry about administrative tasks.