Review on World of Ether by Sergio Daniel Delgado
World of Ether.
I did a lot of research on World of Ether before playing it, but I really liked it a lot.
I have played different character and card placement games, I am a fan of Pokémon Go and Clash Royale, I found World of Ether quite interesting since you bought similarities with these games, Unlike this one is Decentralized and I can earn real money by discovering new Etherians.
Lately I've been looking for Blockchain games to invest and multiply my assets, this one works with the Ethereum network and all Marketplace items in the game are purchased with that currency, But it was not really very productive for me because of how expensive some monsters and eggs are, and I am not sure I can find something valuable in eggs. Some users are likely to be lucky enough to make a new discovery while playing as these are rewarded very well. For the web version the user needs to have a MetaMask wallet, and for mobile devices the Coinbase wallet, I like that requirement because they are excellent wallets And there will be no problem with the funds.
The easiest way to get money from World of Ether is by selling the collector Etherians, it is worth noting that there are hundreds of species waiting to be discovered, But it takes a lot of time and MONEY to get it.
Pros
- It is a fully decentralized game based on the Ethereum network.
- It has availability of different languages
- Etherians are saved and raised on the Ethereum Blockchain which gives the player security. These can be sold right there.
- The rarer the Etherians, the higher their value. There are endless possibilities of getting a new one and being very well rewarded for it.
- Use the MetaMask and Coinbase wallet to store your funds
Cons
- The main problem of this game is investment. Items are expensive and you must have a great experience to make a profit.
- Like many Blockchain games, you need to activate the wallet to start playing
