Hi everybody. I don't know if many of you are familiar with crypto games but i've recently got into this crypto mining game called Alienworlds.
I think i've been playing it for a month now and i'm actually pleasantly surprised about the outcome of this game. The game was released pretty recently and there are still some features who are not out yet but will be available soon.
What's this game about?
This game is pretty much based on mining Trillium or TLM, which is the official token of the game, on different planets. Currently there are 6 different planets (planet Binance coming soon) with multiple lands on each and what you have to do is just pick a planet and a land and mine on it. One thing you have to be really careful of is the percentage of share that land owners set on their lands (there used to be a problem with this because some land owners used to lure people to their lands by offering them a 0% share and then switching it up to 25% while they were mining but that issue got fixed 2 days ago). Also, if you are extremely lucky or if you posses great tools, you might find NFT's along with the TLM you receive from mining, which can be used in the game or sold on the Atomic Hub market. It all depends on what your plans are with this game. The truth is that some of these NFT's can be sold for quite a good price on the market, which can also help you get better tools for your mining and increase the chance of finding more NFT's or mining more TLM.
These are some examples of NFT's that you can purchase from the market or find while mining. There are 3 things to look at before buying an NFT : the TLM percentage (top left), the proof of work rate (down left) and the NFT chance. (down right). The higher these numbers are, the better. To buy these NFT's you need to swap your TLM to wax because the Atomic Hub market only works in wax (you can do that by going to the Alcor exchange platform). Once you swap your TLM to wax, you are good to go. Besides NFT's, people also list some of their lands on the market and you can buy them but they are kind of pricey if you are a begginer who doesn't want to invest real money in this game. If you do want to invest real money, I believe that buying a land and setting a commision of 5% or maybe 8% could bring you a really great passive income, maybe around 100 TLM per day (only from commisions), so I think that's a great deal.
Another great deal would be to stake your inventory NFT's (the ones that you are not using) to the Rplanet. The Rplanet is a game where you can stake NFT's from other crypto games and you receive a certain amount of Aether hourly. The wax you receive from swaping your mined TLM from Alienworlds can also be swaped to Aether on the Alcor market. You can then go to the Rplanet shop and purchase elements (like those in the picture down below), combine four of them into the generator and see if you are lucky enough to discover a new and unique NFT or one that is already found.
BUT.. you have to be in the first 600 players to discover that NFT or else you will just get an FT or your elements will just be distroyed. If you have the luck of being the first person who discovers a new NFT (also named material) you will be rewarded with the Inventor's prize, which consists of 0.002% of the R-Planet prize fund and a pack of the invented material. Also, your name will be written on every pack that contains that material.
I think both of these games have a great potential and could be really good sources of passive income, especially if you hop on the train early enough. I did that, what are you waiting for? :)
For curiousities, just ask. I'll answer to every question I can.
My main concern is: Is rplanet sustainable in the long term?