Crypto Sprites allows CryptoKitty holders to generate additional income from their CryptoKitties by selling their individual Crypto Sprites, managed only through a smart contract. Sprites are all sorts of funny video game style characters. Every CryptoKitty, sold in the original CryptoKitties game, has a corresponding Sprite in that game, and the proceeds from Sprite sales go straight to the Ethereum account that owns the corresponding CryptoKitty.
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Brief description of the Crypto Sprites
Crypto Sprites — a third party game, based on Crypto Kitties. The default price of a Sprite is only 10% of the price of its Kitty. It is possible to start buying Sprites for a very low amount, as there are thousands of Sprites that will cost a tiny fraction of Ether.
You can also pay 0.01 Ether to host your Sprite on the homepage of the site. Like Crypto Kitties, sprites don't serve any specific purpose other than giving you a sense of pride. Don't waste a lot of ETH on them. Sprites cannot multiply with each other. Since this game is on the Ethereum blockchain, there will always be a record that you own your Sprite.
How to play:
| Firstly | You need to install MetaMask for Chrome or Firefox, which connects your browser to the Ethereum network. |
| Secondly | You will also need some ETH in your account to buy sprites. |
| Thirdly | Ether can be delivered from numerous exchanges, including Coinbase. |
The CryptoSprites contract is ERC721 compliant, which is a suitable standard for indivisible tokens (i.e. tokens that cannot be split and have different meanings - as is the case with every Sprite).
Additional information
At the moment, White Paper and RoadMap are not available on the site. The developers provide only some information about the project, as well as a section with answers to questions. The community does not maintain social networks.
There are two elements in this game:
- the Solidity smart contract, running on Ethereum (the "decentralized" part);
- jQuery-coded website ("centralized" part).
The CryptoSprites smart contract has been published online and the code has been verified on Etherscan. Therefore, everyone can be convinced of the fairness of the project.