Dodging Turtis
Turtle-themed NFT game and marketplace promoting Indian art.
Overview
Dodging Turtis is an NFT-based game that runs on the Polygon network in the Ethereum Blockchain. It is powered by decentralized Chainlink Oracles. The game involves a Turtle character that dodges platforms coming towards it with increasing speed. The NFT in the game is the Turtle character. The player earns points for every row of blocks dodged by the turtle. The game gets more challenging as the speed of the platforms increases over time. Players are rewarded with new random Turtle NFTs when they reach checkpoint scores. The speed of the NFT characters increases with higher checkpoint scores. The NFTs are dynamic with unique names, randomized images, and random speeds. The game is deployed on the MATIC Mumbai Testnet and includes an NFT marketplace.
Features
- NFT-based game with a Turtle character
- Dodging platforms with increasing speed
- Score-based reward system with checkpoint scores
- Dynamic NFTs with unique names, randomized images, and random speeds
- Deployed on the MATIC Mumbai Testnet
- Includes an NFT marketplace for buying and selling
- Uses Ethereum, Chainlink, and Polygon technologies
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