Farming Season Hits 20,000 Farms in Two Weeks
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Farming Season has announced that players have created 20,000 farms within the first two weeks of its launch. The game, built on Robinhood Chain, features activities such as farming, crafting, battling in the Battle Arena, and competing in the Arena Cup.
Overview of Farming Season's Launch
Farming Season has achieved a milestone of 20,000 farms created by players just two weeks post-launch. This announcement was shared on X, highlighting player engagement in various activities including farming, crafting, and battling in the Battle Arena.
Gameplay Features
The game offers pixel art graphics where players can establish farms, cultivate crops, and raise animals. Players are provided with 100 free energy daily, which resets at local midnight. Each activity consumes energy: planting and harvesting use two, while participating in the Battle Arena costs five energy for a single life. The arena unlocks at Town Hall level one and is free to access.
Arena Cup and Rewards
Farming Season also features the Arena Cup, a weekly competition for players at Town Hall level two or higher, with a $1 entry fee. Participants have a ten-minute time limit, and their performance is ranked based on the number of enemies defeated. A weekly prize pool of $3,000 has been announced, along with additional rewards for NFT holders.
Economic Features
The game connects to real-market assets through buildings like the Mine and Oil Well, where resources are traded based on live prices from Chainlink on Robinhood Chain. Players can withdraw earnings up to caps that increase with Town Hall level. Clans can complete quests for rewards, with bonuses varying by clan role.
SEASON Token and Future Developments
On October 19, the Farming Season team confirmed the SEASON token is live on Robinhood Chain and encouraged players to verify contract addresses before purchasing. They also reported burning over 228 million SEASON tokens, approximately 22.86% of the total supply. The announcement concluded with appreciation for the community and hinted at future developments.