Diamond Hands
WEB3 2D GAME ON POLYGON
Introducing Diamond Hands
Diamond Hands is a web3 game that was conceived during the Thirdweb's Web3 Gaming Hackathon. Our goal is to create a game that stands out from others in the crypto industry by being simple to play, visually appealing, and enjoyable for users. Many games in this industry can be complex and time-consuming, but we aim to provide an alternative experience that requires minimal effort and time investment. Our primary focus is on designing a game with a concise interface that can be played during short periods of free time, such as a lunch break, and which can be controlled with just 2-3 buttons.
Stay Ahead of the Game: Upcoming Updates and Competitive Play in Diamond Hands
Diamond Hands update that will include several new features to enhance the gameplay experience. Among these updates is the addition of a rare new item - the Random Black Diamond. With a 5% chance of appearing on the coal position. Additionally, a new Blue Mode has been introduced, which lasts for 5 seconds. During this mode, the background and progress bar will turn blue, and players can earn double the previous points per click. For 2d Wolf NFT holders, an extra life during gameplay will be granted.
Mint NFT WOLF FOR EXTRA LIFE (2 Matic Polygon blockchain)
Tournaments
“Grab your Wolf” Tournament: We will launch this tournament upon the release of the game, and requires buying a ticket to have access. It will last for 2 weeks and offers a variety of NFT prizes for the top performers on the leader board. The first-place winner will receive a Legendary NFT and an Epic NFT, the second-place winner will receive an Epic NFT and a Rare NFT, and the third-place winner will receive an 2 Rare NFT. The next 97 players on the leader board will receive one Rare NFT each, up to a supply of 6,000 for each round of the tournament.
“Steal the Pot” Tournament: This tournament lasts for two weeks and requires to buy a ticket to have access. The prize pool is divided among the top performers, with the first-place winner receiving 60% of the pot, the second-place winner receiving 25%, and the third-place winner receiving 5%. The rest goes to the development team.
