Chain Information

Why we need Chain information

The chain information about your smart contracts and nft collections is used to create comprehensive statistics about your game. This data is used to rank games against each other.

Tip: To increase visibility of your game, make sure to provide full and accurate data.

Smart Contracts

For every chain you can add as many smart contracts as you need. Make sure to only list smart contracts that are directly associated with your game and belong to you. Do not list your nft collection here. There is a separate section to add associated NFT collections.

NFT Collections

You can add multiple NFT collections for every chain

Starter NFTs

We highly recommend using this feature, as it serves two main purposes:

Explain to the users what NFTs are required to be able to play the game -> This helps users to get started with your game
Calculate the IGI (initial game investment). The IGI is used for filtering purposes and helps users to find attractive games to play

How they work:

A starter NFT can have two levels:
1. essential = can't play without
2. recommended = not required, but drastically improves the gaming experience
On the Atomic Assets Standard:
- Specify a Schema and Template. For example, you could specify the schema "tools". If you don't specify a template, we assume, that every template using the "tools" schema can be used. To further narrow down the selection, you can select a template. If neither a template or schema is used, we assume any nft of the collection can be used.
On ERC721 & ERC1155 Standard
- (coming soon) You can specify tuples of an attribute name and possible values. We will assume that the NFT needs to have these values. E.g. name = Rarity, value = Legendary

Only list NFTs that are actually required and do not try to upsell