Come, Let Me Tell You About The Crypto Election Project! by Michael McNaught - HTML preview
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Game Gallery Page
https://gamegallery.cryptoelectionproject.tech/
Currently, the project’s game gallery houses six (6) games; three (3) 2D games and three (3) web3 games. All the games were built from the ground up specifically for the project. The 2D games are free to play by anyone. However, the web3 games are only accessible to project members. That is, you have to hold either SJT or DHT in your crypto wallet in order to play. Any amount of SJT or DHT valuing ~$5 USD or more will grant you access. (note: your tokens are NOT used up and will never be depleted, they are only used to verify project membership and to grant access).
Please be aware that the games on the game gallery are optimized for Desktop and Laptop game playing. They are not optimized for mobile devices.
Games:
2D games [PAC-MAN, Snake, Tetris]
Web3 games [Pool, Air Hockey, Red Light (Squid Game)]
All these games can be played in either single or multiplayer mode
- Pool- 2 players in multiplayer mode
- Air Hockey- 2 players in multiplayer mode
- Red Light- up to 10 players in multiplayer mode
In multiplayer mode (which I also call ‘Betting Mode’), a bet has to be made between each player, and in-game coins have to be purchased with POL tokens. 1 in-game coin = 5 POL tokens. The winner of the game will claim 90% of the bet pool and the Crypto Election Project gets 10%. That is, if you bet 1 in-game coin and the other player bets 1 in-game coin, the winner will receive 90% of the sum of the 2 coins. Therefore, the winner would receive 1.80 in-game coin and the CEP project would receive 0.2 in-game coin. At the end of each game you can cashout your coins back to the POL token.
There is only a minimum bet limit of 1 in-game coin. There is no bet maximum limit. For the Red Light game which can host up to 10 players at the same time, 90% of the bet pool sum would be 9 in-game coins, which would be claimed by the winner of that game. The project would receive 1 in-game coin from the pool of 10 in-game coins, that is, if 1 coin is bet by each 10 players.
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