- A new NFT game called Doge Disco plans to give away $1 million worth of DOGE.
- The game uses augmented reality, inspired by Pokémon Go and Tamagotchi.
Amid the frenzy among the blockchain NFT gaming space, a novel idea is brewing and will get people dancing.
The game is called Doge Disco, although the word order appears to have been mixed up in other mentions. It is a blockchain-based game centered on Dogecoin, and it aims to “unify and liberate humanity”, according to CEO Gary Lachance.
The team intends to give away $1 million worth of DOGE, stored in Disco Doge NFTs scattered across the globe. Players can collect the NFTs by walking around the neighborhood and scanning their location with the help of augmented reality (AR).
Lachance explained:
“The idea is we are dropping one million Disco Doge, Dancing Doge NFTs all across the globe with Doge within them, over the next three months leading up to World Peace Day.”
Players can meet with others through dance parties and get rewarded with the NFT. The game has its own protocol called Decentralized Dance Party (DDP). Moreover, these Doge NFTs function like a good old Tamagotchi pet.
Meanwhile, the price of Dogecoin continues to remain in the red. At the time of writing, Dogecoin price is $0.2018, according to CoinGecko.
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