Hello babes, good afternoon! Today let's talk about games. As someone who can't even jump over 50 blocks in a row, I found a fun and brainless stress-relief mobile game—"Archer Hunter," and today the Token will also be launched!

At first, I was drawn to it for "no need to study tactics, just pure level grinding to relieve stress," but in one go, I reached level 30. Later, I found out that this game had already been downloaded 3 million times, which makes it a solid old mobile game in Web2.

Recently saw that Nika Labs acquired it, planning to launch the $FASTER Token on the Sei chain. Initially thought it was just a chain game gimmick, but the more I look at it, the more I feel it's different.

It is different from those projects that issue coins first and then gather players; it first has a million real players and retention data, and then makes on-chain modifications, allowing zero barriers to play without having to buy NFT tickets.

In the past, when playing traditional mobile games, the gear I worked hard for and the money I spent would just turn into numbers in the platform's database with each update, and there was no way to keep it.

But now the equipment dropped by playing @archerhunter_HQ can be put on-chain, it's yours, and you can sell or keep it as you like. Spending money doesn't feel like throwing it away, it's more like accumulating some game assets. Moreover, if you rank high in the season, you can also receive the $FASTER airdrop, giving you a solid feeling of "accumulating rights while playing."

I now play two levels of PvE every night before sleeping to earn medals. I pre-registered and received a Genesis Box. I'm not expecting to make money from it; I just think it's nice to earn a little hope while relaxing.

On November 13 (today) $FASTER will be listed on exchanges like KuCoin. I plan to try staking the medals I have saved up and experience the little joy of turning game assets into cash.

For us ordinary players, a good blockchain game has never been about "making money effortlessly". Instead, it is about bringing back the joy of gaming itself, allowing for relaxation without much mental effort. At the same time, the time and energy invested can have tangible ownership. It is really quite rare to find a game that is enjoyable for those who are not very skilled, which doesn't exploit players, and still offers some small rewards.

Interested babes can go to
#ArcherHunter