Bullieverse — a fantasy island of the Metaverse where you can play and earn money, have fun and make new friends.
Features of the Bullieverse project
Play to earn — a fundamental feature, available to the community of players in the Metaverse. Bulls will be the player's avatar in the opening games. The amount of NFTs, held in the wallet, will affect the earning potential, but will also determine the amount of Life a player gets to play and participate in games. Life is replenished every 24 hours. Life is an entry ticket to play games.
Bullieverse has a model with two tokens:
| 1. | Bull tokens — governance tokens, associated with key decisions and voting on resolutions as the organization moves towards decentralization. |
| 2. | Shell tokens — in-game utility tokens that keep the platform liquid and fuel the play-and-earn and create-and-earn economy. |
Shell token — a utility token, used in the Bullieverse as the basis for transactions and interactions. It is an ERC-20 utility token, built on the Ethereum blockchain, and Polygon is an L2 solution. It will be used throughout the ecosystem by gamers, developers and publishers, allowing Creators and Players to share assets and games and create a custom rewards platform while developing the ecosystem.
Depending on the level of the game, the difficulty is constant. In the game, each level will have a difficulty level, with each level having a constant difficulty, and it also varies between each game depending on the game type. This is determined by the average time it takes the player to complete the game.
What are portals?
Portals — the places where the games will take place. Community members can purchase portals and host games inside and receive rewards for doing so. The process of buying and selling portals is similar to dealing with land. However, the owners of the land will not be able to host the games. A portion of the fees, charged by the portal, will be sent to the DAO. Although the concept of portals will exist in the first release of Bullieverse (with the game Bear Hunt), this version of the portal will be owned by the DAO. Portals, unlike lands, do not have real estate restrictions, so game creators have the creative freedom to explore and expand their game environment.