Play with Earn
The Akedo gaming platform offers three game modes, solo mode, pvp mode and tournament mode. The solo mode has no entry requirements, while the tournament mode requires a specific token staking.
For players who want to play with earn in the solo mode, they need to consume token energy to play games:
Token energy: Players ramdomly obtain energy points every day (from 3-10).
Earn from energy: Players can earn a certain amount of token by consuming token energy to play solo games. 1 points will be consumed in each games. Every game played consumes one energy point, and once the energy point ran out, no more tokens can be earned.
For players who want to play with earn in the tournament, they need to fulfill the following two conditions:
NFT pass card: Players needs to have a Akedo NFT, which can be minted or rented from the market.
Minimum participation ticket: Player needs to stake minimum participation token to join the tournament. Akedo team will reveiw and set the bar each week to make sure more players can join the tournament.
There are a few additional rules to note:
Energy can be consumed in any game, including solo games and tournament games, includes PVE and PVP games.
Both winners and losers can earn tokens, but there is a range of tokens that can be won randomly based on the result. The range for wins is greater than that of draws and losses.
Token energy can be obtained mainly through daily sign-ins or event rewards, and players can also purchase it once per day. Token energy consumption must be manually confirmed by the user before use. Once used, it cannot be paused until the required number of games or time has been consumed.
In the solo mode, there are no entry requirements and no limits to the number of times a player can participate. The matching logic of pvp is designed to match players with similar skill levels, and the waiting time should not exceed 30 seconds. The definition of player skill is based on a rating system that considers factors such as the player's win rate, game rating, proficiency, and the comprehensive score of the pet used in the game.
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