Review on Age of Rust by Douglas Cachazo
Age of Rust: Coming soon, great expectations!
Reviewing games is something really refreshing, and much more when it is a game that has really filled many expectations and apparently this December the beta version will finally be released, after a couple of years in development and many very spectacular pre-release versions that have generated many comments and videos on youtube about the game. And it's not just for the game itself, additionally the chances of winning good money are also at stake.
Its theme is a futuristic exploration of the universe which will take you to an atmosphere according to it, find new planets, abandoned ships and you will have to decipher riddles to continue advancing, very absorbing the game.
As a computer professional I'm not very fond of games but I must confess that this is a very good one, it could become addictive and I have no doubt that it will become a way of life for many because of the exaggerated profits they will be able to have.
The game will run under the platform ethereum and you must have the wallet enjin in which the profits will be deposited and in it you can save your digital assets, trade or buy mission cards that are those that allow you to play. The rewards are the winnings for goals and solving puzzles. It is speculated that you can win up to 20 BTC, something never thought of in any game.
This December the beta version will apparently be available, but enthusiastic players who have already purchased mission cards, FMT Chips or have more than 900 Rustbits, will be able to play the expected beta version initially.
Pros
- Much expectation for its beta version, excellent comments
- It will be played under the platform ethereum
- Well planned adherence with the Enjin wallet
- Astronomical gains not imaginable in any game
- Great development effort and high level development team
Cons
- Equipment with a high range video card is required
