NoVa Battles: A Play to Earn Mobile Game That's Building It's Own Universe
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The drive to build an open ecosystem for all stakeholders requires extensive analysis before implementation. The NoVa Battles team has decided to develop a simplistic game design and game economy controlled by the community’s votes and needs – a decentralized autonomous organization or DAO during the last two years.
The purpose of developing NoVa Battles is to increase the growth of the blockchain industry and bring the industry’s stakeholders under one roof. Blockchain games are a medium that enhances the utility of cryptocurrencies and NFTs. The company typically controls the creation of NFTs in games, but in NoVa Battles’ ecosystem, it is unique as it is driven and regulated by the players.
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