Seven Seas NFT Game Stats

Seven Seas is a Web3 treasure hunting game that combines elements of blockchain, NFTs, and Game-Fi. The game invites you to explore the real world in search of treasures.

Each treasure rewards you with $PGLD (gold) and $PRBT (rum bottle) tokens.

What makes Seven Seas unique?

– Seven Seas was designed to attract web3 players, but also regular gamers. It can be played by connecting a web3 wallet, or just with a social login (Google, Apple, or Discord), hiding all the web3 complexities (no private key to manage, no gas fees to take care of).

– The game has an affordable entry cost (less than $10) and puts no financial pressure on newcomers.

– It’s a balanced mixed of strategy, fun and it will make you walk.

How does Seven Seas work?

– The game operates through a mobile application, which allows you to locate treasures all around you. You can also use the application to view your crew, inventory, map, profile, and wallet.

– Each asset of the game (pirate, ship, item) is an NFT and comes with a rarity level. The higher the rarity level is, the higher its skills are.

– Better skills give you better rewards.

Seven Seas Gameplay Overview

– Before starting a treasure hunt, you need to setup your crew with pirates, ship and other items.

– Treasures are then spawned (count, location and reward amounts) according to the crew skills.

– Pirates, ships and items are NFTs you can buy them directly in-app (random mint).

How to make money in Seven Seas?

The most straight forward way to make money in Seven Seas is to find treasures to get $PGLD tokens (gold) and sell them. But it is also possible to sell rare / high performing game assets on NFT marketplaces. Once launch other ways of earning money will be enabled.