The Bornless was created out of love for a competitive and unique FPS. Developers create a dynamic and competitive community of both casual and professional players.
Brief description of The Bornless
In the flagship multiplayer mode, users are plunged into the thick of things along with the first demon, Orobas. Eight players form teams of two and fight each other in a fight for survival. But there is one feature, they will fight not only with people. Lurking around the map is a demonic beast that teams can summon to hunt others by spending Incense.
Why do you need an Incense resource:
| 1. | Incense — a heavily contested resource, located all over the map. |
| 2. | Teams that fail to challenge landmarks or use meaningful resources will find it difficult to compete as the demon can relentlessly chase them around the map. |
| 3. | It's a race to the finish line — each match ends when one team is left alive. Whether players are eliminated by another team or by Orobas himself, teams using tactics, awareness, and resource management will have the best chance of winning. |
The game system is similar to the popular battle royale (BR) genre. However, instead of fighting the surrounding circle, players must survive against the artificial monster by mastering the game's mechanics and managing the Incense resource.
The Incense stream, resulting from game winnings, connects different parts of The Bornless ecosystem, promoting teamwork, community engagement and economic growth.
Factions in the crypto game
Factions are teams of people, guilds or just friends who are ultimately players who come together and work together to meaningfully develop players in The Bornless. In these factions, players can come together through Hideouts (in-game lands) where they can store their favorite purchases, share loot with their team members and create their own hideouts with their own custom content via the base building system. Players can contribute to the team by purchasing upgrades and contributing upgrades to the NFT base themselves. Incense is also earned (by hideout and faction owners respectively) as part of their own proposed tax structure that they offer to their members.