July update

First off, I know things have been serene lately. We’re focusing on where we need to focus, so thanks for understanding. In this update, we’ll be going over Arcade updates, fundraising, and answering some general questions.

A quick recap of the fundraising. As many of you know, we have been trying to raise funds, but it has been very sluggish. We keep hearing that our product is forceful, BUT our numbers need to grow so that they know that what they are investing in will succeed no matter what. They have seen our partners, products and more and know that we can succeed, but as they say, the proof is in the pudding. For this reason, we are hunting for a larger user base, but without wasting a huge budget to do so. One of the first tasks is to attract as many people to our products as possible outside of our own ecosystem. The general public.
How we do it?

Attack Wagon goes mobile!

Arcade games go mobile!

Attack Wagon Games is coming to your phone soon. We will be releasing each game individually to generate more interest in the Play Store. Our goal has always been to bring slots to mobile, but when and how we did that has changed. We previously wanted to release everything with locked browser games, but the issue of browser cheating slowed that progress, which slowed our original goals for the phone app. Instead, we have decided to start releasing games on mobile sooner rather than later. We hope to release our first mobile game by September 1st, but we hope to push that date as soon as possible.

What does that mean exactly?

Well, we will release them as “free-to-play” games first to build a forceful user base, as we said above in the fundraising section, the key is users, not necessarily dollars of profit. So our “how” has changed to free games to build a user base while fundraising, and then upgrade them to full crypto games that we and partners can exploit. At that point, our partners will have the opportunity to release their own phone games that will allow their communities to exploit their own tokens while building $ATK in the background.

Many of you have asked why we haven’t restarted browser games. We’ve gone through them and cracked the bugs, tested and retested, but that’s not the only thing we’ve been working on. For each of our Arcade games, we’ve been trying to find the best ways to “hack-proof” them. We’re able to block a lot of basic hacks, and when we don’t detect them during gameplay, our system tells us if it thinks players have cheated in some way, so we can also remove dozens of players who don’t deserve to be in higher positions due to cheating. We’ve discovered over the months of play that there’s a glaring issue with a few games where you could write a basic script that would allow a player to cheat regardless of what blocks and back-end systems we put in place.