777.BINGO Launching QTUM Heroes on Blockchain

Singapore based pan-entertainment blockchain platform, 777.BINGO, is ready to launch its first venture in crypto-gaming. QTUM Heroes is an online arena game designed to support cryptocurrency payments. It’s developed by leading game studio Mob Arts in collaboration with the QTUM blockchain.

Different from other blockchain games like CryptoKitties, QTUM Heroes is not just about collectibles. The game is focused on dynamic interactions. Every player has the chance to choose a hero and prove their value in one of several online arenas where, after paying an entry fee, they will be able to fight against other heroes. The 8-Hero Melee Battle, for example, will let users fight for a championship trophy that will increase the value of the winning hero. Victors will also receive a reward in cryptocurrency.

The new game comes after Mob Arts’ 2013 runaway success, House of Heroes. Thanks to its popularity, the mobile game was the first to be launched on all Tencent platforms despite being developed by a third party. Now, the studio’s own 777.BINGO platform is betting on cryptocurrencies for a new approach to the game industry. CEO Matt Lee stated that BINGO would be a “pioneer in linking the traditional gaming industry with new blockchain technology.”

To participate in QTUM Heroes’ soft launch, visit 777.bingo.  You might even get to use one of the heroes for free.

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