Review on Splinterlands by francis fernandez
SPLINTERLANDS
Within the range of cryptographic game options in this growing industry; we find ourselves at Splinterlands; one of the games that uses blockchain technology for its operation.
Splinterlands is an online game consisting of a trading card exchange running on the HIVE blockchain currently.
Until the end of May 2020 this decentralized application operated with the Steem cryptocurrency; it was recently recognized as the latest high-level DApp to join the HIVE platform.
The HIVE cryptocurrency is the token of a blockchain. Its owners can exchange HIVE using: Bittrex, Binance, Probit, Houbi and other digital exchanges.
Blockchain networks use bifurcations both to develop new projects starting from an existing project, and to update or add specific modifications to it. This is the case in Splinterlands.
The purpose of its developers when migrating is to freeze the tokens of the old Steem block validators; objecting that in this blockchain the changes are not public and they do not have sufficient access to the reviews.
In this game there are two types of cards: Summoner Card and Monster Card.
The game consists of each player sending his move (summoner and monster) and based on this, the battle is automatically carried out until one of the players loses all his monsters.
Pros
- It allows its users to make exchanges
- Its users can buy and sell cards in the market, since each card has an associated value.
- It offers 5 options to earn money on its platform: performing the daily Quest, obtaining rewards for seasons, token for dark energy crystals, prizes for participation in tournaments and using the card buying and selling market.
Cons
- The migration of Splinterlands to the HIVE currency implies a relatively decrease in operations with Steem.
