DozerBird — an ethereum blockchain game, created by the founders of CryptoDolls. Here you will become the owner of a unique character. Control collectible heroes and avoid obstacles in your way to collect keys.
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A brief description of the game Dozerbird
You can play DozerBird without a MetaMask account, as the guest game mode is supported here. However, “Guest Game” has only a limited number of games. In addition, the best DozerDolls are only available with an associated wallet. You can use 16 characters in DozerBird, the list of which will expand over time. Each DozerBird has two default capabilities:
- Flying Control — an assessment of how well a character can fly. The higher the number, the easier it is to manage.
- Wind Resistance — a measure of how much wind affects the nature of the movement. The higher the number, the less wind affects the character’s flight.
Once you have connected your wallet, the platform safely saves your last gameplay without any additional actions. You can continue your previous game when you visit the game again. Just close the browser.
Bonuses in the game:
| Shield | This is the number of free shields that a character can use. |
| Predict (binoculars) | Running the prediction, you will see a useful arrow that will show the optimal path to victory. |
| Booster (boots) | This is an extra time when the gain effect remains active. |
The site does not have a White paper, Road Map and information on the availability of audit of a smart contract. You can find out details about the game through communities on social networks. In addition to facebook, twitter and telegram, there is also a blog on the Medium site.
Gameplay features
Keep the characters in the air by tapping, correctly calculate the time of clicks/taps so as not to touch the ground and the top of the screen. Avoid the pipes, otherwise, the game will be over.
The main goal of the game - to collect key fragments to create an entire item. All four keys are divided into 12 parts. Fly through obstacles and collect details.




