LiteBringer, the first game running on the Litecoin blockchain has been released. 

Developed by German studio CipSoft, the role-playing PC game allows players to truly own and control all their in-game items. 

Players kit out each character in the game with the best gear they can find, and characters and gear can be leveled up by collecting material resources. Characters can be sent on time-based missions to collect loot, and then use that to make themselves more powerful. 

All activity, including characters, gear, and resources, is stored on the Litecoin blockchain, and can be traded at the in-game marketplace – and it’s all priced in fractions of the Litecoin (LTC) cryptocurrency. 

Players will need to deposit a small amount of LTC in their in-game wallet in order to start playing the game, though LiteBringer is running a special launch promotion, offering to cover 90% of transaction costs for the first month, and there’s also the opportunity to collecte free ‘Lites’ from a special pool, enabling new users to get started for free. 

AYO.NEWS says:

Blockchain gaming is nothing new, but LiteBringer is notable as the first on the Litecoin blockchain. In terms of production values it looks like a fairly well produced game, and it’s aimed at a hugely popular genre, but will this be enough to make it fly?

Staying with blockchain gaming, but going with a very different style, a couple of weeks ago The Sandbox announced iconic 1980’s brand Care Bears was joining its Metaverse. 

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