Plooshie Island Moves to Robinhood Chain with 4K Gameplay Trailer Release
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The Plooshies have announced their transition to Robinhood Chain, releasing a 4K gameplay trailer for Plooshie Island in the process. The announcement comes without a set launch date or details regarding the migration of assets from the previously planned Abstract chain.
Transition to Robinhood Chain
The Plooshies have officially announced their move to Robinhood Chain, alongside the release of a new gameplay trailer for Plooshie Island. The trailer showcases real in-game footage in full 4K resolution and emphasizes that the game has been meticulously rebuilt, texture by texture. However, the announcement did not specify a launch date or details regarding the migration of tokens and assets from the previously intended Abstract chain.
Gameplay and Features
Plooshie Island is designed as a multiplayer world where players can own virtual homes, embark on quests, and interact with one another. In-game activities include mining Plooshy Crystals for upgrades, which contribute to the game’s economy. The game also integrates Plooshy Points (PP) and a token known as $CUDDLE Coin. While the NFT collection features 3,333 animated 3D models across 11 unique characters, owning an NFT is not mandatory for gameplay.
About Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Chain operates as an Ethereum Layer 2 solution built on the Arbitrum stack, primarily facilitating tokenized real-world assets and on-chain financial services. Since its mainnet launch on July 1, the chain has reported significant transaction volumes and a total value locked of $450 million shortly thereafter. Despite this, gaming has not been a focus for Robinhood, which has only hosted small independent projects thus far.
Future Developments
As the Plooshies transition to Robinhood Chain, further updates are anticipated, although specifics regarding the fate of the Abstract chain plans and the Ethereum NFT collection remain unclear. The community is encouraged to stay tuned for more developments as the project progresses.
