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Oceanland is an NFT blockchain-based game. The game works on play-to-earn principle. Game scenario is about a hero on an island who creates the NFTs necessary to produce various resources (wood, food, metal, and water). It has a crypto economy in itself. Resource tokens will be used in the game to uphold the earning economy.

The game successfully brings together DeFi participants and game players. With low barriers to play, anyone who would like to make a side income while playing games can play Oceanland. Users may participate in a variety of activities to earn token rewards.

Oceanland

Players use their NFT tools to produce resources in Oceanland. This process is called Mining. Players Equip the tools they want to use with their characters. Players can equip more than one tool at the same time (10 at most for each resource category), and they can mine with these tools. The resource homogeneity rule, which ensures that players use NFT tools from each resource, has been developed. You can find the details of this rule in the game mechanics section.

During mining, each NFT consumes and produces different amounts of resources (Wood, Metal, Water and Food) based on their types. This resource exchange occurs as soon as NFT Tools are used. Mining is basically on an hourly basis, which means that players will have to wait one hour before mining again (this is called “Cooldown Time”). It is not possible to use or unequip the Tool in cooldown time until the cooldown duration is over. There is also a chance of finding NFTs called Tickets when mining.

Each player has their own resource pool. There is no limit to how many resources players can store. They can store as much as they want. There is also no limit for players to keep NFTs (Tools, Tickets and Boosters) in their wallets. It is possible to trade these NFTs with other players through the market in the game.

Players have access to a decentralized exchange (DEX) in the game at any time, and they can trade on this DEX.

The players can create new NFT tools by using the resources they produced, or upgrade the tools they have. It is mandatory to use a Ticket during Upgrading. The details and rules of Crafting and Upgrading are specified in the game mechanics section.

Players can gain various advantages by using their Booster NFTs. Details about Booster NFTs are specified in the game mechanics section.

The play-to-earn (P2E) model is one of the innovative developments in the gaming industry. It is a business model that adopts the concept of open economy and all players who play a part in the play-to-earn gaming world make additional income through playing.

Owning assets and trying to increase these assets by playing the game are the key components of the P2E model. Players create value for other players and developers by contributing to the in-game economy. In return, they are rewarded with game assets. These digital assets can be anything from cryptocurrencies to game resources. Thus, making the P2E model is highly compatible with the blockchain games.

In P2E games, the developers reward players for their time and effort. For example, in Oceanland, players can earn OLAND, Oceanland's native token.

Players need to spend OLAND to create new NFT tools, but they can also sell the tokens on the exchange.