What is Ethertanks?

What is Ethertanks?

Ethertanks is a browser game in which users can purchase tanks with Ethereum in real time. It sounds a little primitive, but the concept of Ethertanks looks much more interesting than Cryptokitties. Developers call gaming tanks an investment

In the fall of 2017, the AxiomZen studio launched the Cryptokitties project, which in its form resembles a digital version of Pokemon cards based on the Ethereum blockchain. The game gained enormous popularity in a very short time, but the launch of Cryptokitties led to a serious overload of the Ethereum system. Although the Ethereum network is still recovering from the consequences of the not very successful launch of CryptoKitties, interest in this type of games continues. It is clear that blockchain technology and the gaming industry have a lot to offer each other. The question is whether the Ethereum network can support both Cryptokitties and Ethertanks. 

Developers call gaming tanks an investment. In the game you can sell, buy and upgrade your tanks. Tank owners will receive a small profit, but the exact amount is still unknown. The game has a number of mini-games that the user can play on the purchased tank. Of course, it would be much more interesting if players were given the opportunity to fight with each other, but it is still unknown whether this can be implemented based on the Ethereum blockchain. As you would expect, this project has been criticized, some people even call it a financial pyramid, but this statement has no basis.

According to information from the developer, users will be able to start trading on Ethertanks on January 14th. On the same day, a similar project, EtherRacing, will be launched, in which it will be possible to trade digital cars. 



According to https://themerkle.com

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