As the new year unfolds, Last Remains is gearing up for an exciting series of events that promise to elevate the gaming experience for its community. From mobile mini-games to blockchain integration, let’s delve into the thrilling developments that await players in 2024.
The Mobile Mini-Game: Search and Rescue
Kicking off the festivities is the mobile-based mini-game, Search and Rescue, scheduled to launch on January 16th. This innovative game allows players to merge their Last Remains characters with a minimum of three item skins, competing to discover the most powerful combinations. The rewards are not just in-game perks; players can also earn NFTs and tokens, adding an extra layer of excitement to the gaming experience.
Blockchain Integration: A Bridge to Possibilities
On the same day, Last Remains introduces a groundbreaking feature — the item bridge. This tool facilitates the seamless transfer of items between Epic Games accounts and the Polygon blockchain. Players can now bring their Last Remains items onto the blockchain, unlocking new possibilities and potential for the gaming ecosystem. This move aligns Last Remains with the growing trend of integrating blockchain technology into gaming, offering players enhanced ownership and trading capabilities.
Bi-weekly Public Alpha Playtests: Dive into the Action
One of the most anticipated developments is the bi-weekly public alpha playtests. Running for a limited 24-hour period, the first alpha test is set to commence on January 20th, although the specific time is yet to be announced. While details about rewards for participating in the alpha test remain undisclosed, the prospect of getting an early taste of Last Remains’ competitive FPS gameplay is enticing enough for many.
Last Remains: A Unique Take on Zombie Gaming
Unlike traditional zombie games that often focus on single-player or cooperative gameplay, Last Remains sets itself apart with its competitive first-person shooter (FPS) format. The objective is not only to outsmart other players but to do so silently, avoiding the attention of the relentless zombie hordes. The combination of player versus player (PvP) and player versus environment (PvE) elements in a dark, fog-shrouded world creates a thrilling and immersive experience across expansive, intricately designed maps.
Understanding Last Remains’ Economy
Last Remains introduces a diverse economy, offering both free-to-play characters and character NFTs. Character NFTs, priced at $30 each, act as gateways to the game’s battle pass and are season-based. After a season concludes, these NFTs can be staked in the ‘Search and Rescue’ game for additional rewards.
The game also features Genesis Character NFTs, a limited collection under 10k items that serve as lifetime battle passes and in-game skins. Premium characters unlock the ability to sell earned items on the marketplace, adding an intriguing layer of economic dynamics to the Last Remains universe.
Conclusion
As Last Remains steps into 2024 with a bang, players can anticipate a gaming experience like never before. From the adrenaline-pumping competitive FPS gameplay to the integration of blockchain technology and engaging mini-games, Last Remains is not just a game; it’s an evolving universe ready to claim its place in the realm of web3 zombie shooters. Stay tuned for the alpha playtests, explore the intricacies of the Last Remains economy, and brace yourself for a year filled with gaming excitement and innovation.
