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Wamill Announces Blockchain Tycoon Early Access

Game studio Wamill is happy to announce the Early Access launch of the game Blockchain Tycoon scheduled for release on August 9th. Wamill is a game studio focused on adventure and tycoon games.

Blockchain Tycoon is the cryptocurrency simulation/tycoon game where you build your own crypto mining warehouses around the world. Start small, grow your business, HODL, and sell high.

It is designed to be as realistic as possible. Meaning, players earn the same amount of coins as in real life, consume the same amount of electricity and compete with miners in the simulated world. It gets harder to mine coins if there are more miners in the world.

Check the Early Acces Trailer down below:

“Key Features:

–Expansion
Build multiple warehouses around the world.
Expand warehouses by buying more rooms.

–Research Tree
Hire experts to research new features.
Upgrade your hardware.

–Realistic Mining Simulation
Hash rate and earned coin calculations are similar to real world.
Other miners in the simulated world are also mining coins. Earning coins gets harder as the competition becomes fierce.
Observe the market cap and mining statistics of the world.

–Environment and Electricity
Warehouse environment effects electricity prices and cooling.
Pay the electricity bills for your usage.

–Game Economy
Coin prices change everyday. Watch changes to make the highest profit.
Take loans to expand your business.

Discussion topic of this week is Coins and ICOs.

A coin is a unit of a cryptocurrency and a medium of exchange. Coins are distributed among the network according to its own set of rules. For example, in Bitcoin network, a node is rewarded coins when it calculated the hash value that is used to validate the new block of the blockchain. This system is called Proof-of-Work. Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Ethereum, and Ripple are all coins. Each cryptocurrency has their own blockchain.

A token is a unit of value that can describe a cryptocurrency or a digital asset that is built on another platform. Some platforms create their own token using an existing cryptocurrency platform. Many applications use Ethereum Platform to create their own token and rely on the Ethereum Blockchain.”