“Basic Beasts” is a play-to-earn Non-Fungible Token (NFT) collectible pet game inspired by “Pokemon.” This game offers a simple and enjoyable gaming experience for players.
“Basic Beasts” offers trading and breeding of pixelated pets, combining the element of play-to-earn with the fun factor. This game was developed by a 10-year-old boy and his brother, and represents a changing trend in WEB3 gaming. Players can have a unique and enjoyable gaming experience with “Basic Beasts.”
“Basic Beasts” utilizes Flow blockchain technology and is set to launch later this year. The game features its own marketplace and requires an upfront investment in Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). It is not a free-to-play game, but offers a unique and engaging gaming experience for players who are willing to make the initial investment.
The Beasts Gameplay
The gameplay is quite simple and can be explained in three steps – collect, evolve, and trade. Players can collect the Basic Beasts in one of many ways like the NFT drops once a month, earning beasts from Discord invite events, buying from a secondary marketplace, and breeding a Basic Beast from a matron and a sire.
The last two options are not available yet but according to the roadmap on the official website, they will be available soon. The Basic Beasts evolve by participating in different missions. However, breeding is possible for only normal skin Beasts, all others will always remain scarce.
Beast Levels
There are three levels of a Beast with level 1 being the lowest and level 3 being the highest. Just like a Pokedex, which is a manual of all the Pokémon, the Basic Beasts has a Dexicon comprised of 151 legendary Beasts. The developers also plan on releasing skins.
Basic Beasts Tokenomics
The Basic Beasts comprise several types depending on their rarity and qualities. The normal skin, the cursed black skin, the shiny gold skin, mythic diamond skin, and the metallic silver skin, are the Beasts from common to rare. The Basic Beasts are non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that the players will have the liberty to buy, sell, trade, evolve, hodl, giveaway, or even destroy.
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