Review on Light Nite by Carlos Figueroa

The great popularity of games with battle royale styles has been growing in recent years, although a game based on the blockchain has not been presented, by measure Light Nite is based on the first to have a battle royale design with the blockchain, that its dynamics and aesthetics of the game is a bit striking by means of the players will be able to obtain satoshis within the game as players are eliminated.

Launched in mid-April, the game is not fully complete yet, only that it is available as a private beta that players can obtain through a payment to try the game, since being a beta version, not all You will be able to access it for free, although an open beta launch is estimated as indicated by its roadmap.

The dynamics of the game is very moving given its game design and low composition of players, in itself being a beta it is possible that the number of real players is very, but the visualization and aesthetics of the game is well done. The point in favor of the game design is the usefulness of the articles or items, which are reflected as tokenized assets that in the near future may be marketed among the players.

The concept that the game wants to use is the possibility of giving fans of Battle royale, a decentralized game built in the blockchain with Battle royale style that players can count on with dividends in satoshis according to the skill they have when facing with other players, although in my opinion the design of the characters is not well executed given the realistic design that has been counted on by several game companies based on Battle royale, because although it is true it can also be attractive for players with a certain fanaticism with ecosystems with pixel aesthetics, that the creators of the game can encompass a community given the characteristics they may have, but as more development is carried out in the game it is possible to see an improvement in the design and dynamics of the game.