Splinterlands - I've been playing blockchain games for over a year

I believe that everyone on Matters is no stranger to STEEM. After all, so many people have switched from STEEM to Matters writing recently, they should be a little impressed. Today I want to introduce the most popular game on STEEM - Splinterlands. (formerly STEEM Monsters)

Splinterlands is a blockchain game based on the STEEM blockchain. It is a good card game. I play it almost every day. Players need to use cards to form their own team and compete with opponents. The battle is automatic, and there is nothing to do after forming a team.

Different from general games, each card will have its own independent id on the blockchain, and it can also be sold for money, and each card can be exchanged for cryptocurrency in the market, unlike the general game class where the money is taken not coming back. With the introduction of new cards, you can see that the design is getting more and more handsome and beautiful, and it is quite fun to watch the progress of the game.

The team formation is quite skillful. The gameplay is a bit like Hearthstone Wars. For details, please ask other great gods who have played.

After each battle is won, players can also get game tokens DEC, and they can also draw card packs for free after completing daily tasks. These can be sold for money. Most of the people I know who play this game make a lot of money.

Splinterlands fans in our Chinese area have also formed a guild, and there will be some Bonus. Those who are interested in playing together can join our Telegram Group to find out:

https://t.me/splinterlandsHK

If you want to try playing this game, you can also use my referral link to register an account and try it:

https://steemmonsters.com?ref=htliao

This game requires $10 to buy the starting card pack, which will contain summoners of various attributes, and there will be no necessary expenses after that.

After playing for so long, I also drew some gold cards, but unfortunately most of these cards are not very valuable because they are not rare.

The most expensive card on the market is selling for $20,000, which is a bit of an exaggeration, but it's still a long way from the heyday of Crypto Kitties selling for over $700,000 for a cat. In fact, these cards are not likely to be obtained by ordinary players, so I won't say more. Anyway, this game is still very fun, and it is also a good channel to learn more about the blockchain.