Clementine's Nightmare is a real-time hero combat game where players choose a hero to fight in a 3v3 arena. Players will select a hero and use their unique abilities and a deck of cards linked to their faction to try to defeat their opponents. During the battle, players will have to make various strategic decisions regarding which abilities to use, which cards to play, and when to level up. Clementine’s Nightmare aims to combine the action of auto-battlers, the strategy of collectible card games (CCG), and the customization and depth of role-playing games (RPG).

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NFTs in the Game: A New Horizon for Players

In the game, NFTs (non-fungible tokens) will introduce a new dimension by allowing players to acquire valuable and unique items that they can export and trade on the open market. These NFTs include rare or high-level cards, exclusive cosmetics, and heroes at maximum level, offering players the opportunity to enhance their experience and participate in an economy driven by themselves.

Character NFT

Players will be able to export their characters at maximum level as unique NFTs, which will include all associated cosmetics. These NFTs will have a battle history saved, along with any records of past victories. With a character NFT, players can showcase their achievements and display their progress in the game in a way that can also be appreciated and valued in the market.

Cosmetic NFT

Items

Rare or high-level cosmetics can be exported as NFTs. These cosmetics modify a wide range of characteristics in the character, from unique appearances to special visual effects. By converting these items into NFTs, players will have the ability to trade or sell them, giving them tangible value and the possibility to customize their characters in a unique way.

Card NFT

Rare or high-level cards can be exported as NFTs. Each card NFT will keep a record of the battles it has participated in and its win/loss ratio. These NFTs provide a unique way to track the performance of each card in different decks and allow players to trade or sell cards with historical value in the NFT market.

The heart of this player-driven economy lies in the ability to set the price of their own assets and take advantage of the open NFT market. This enriches the gaming experience, offering new economic opportunities and an innovative way to interact with game content.

Community and Economy in Clementine’s Nightmare

The economy of Clementine’s Nightmare offers three main ways for players to earn rewards:

1. Heroes NFTs The first way to earn is through the development and customization of heroes, which can then be turned into NFTs. Each NFT represents the hero that the player owned in the game, with all the in-game customizations and features associated. Players will be able to sell these heroes on the open market. However, only high-level heroes will have the ability to be exported as NFTs.

2. Rare Items NFTs The second way to earn is by exporting high-level items considered rare or legendary as NFTs. In this player-driven economy, players can gain rewards by trading these valuable items.

Players, the price of items will be dictated by their quality and demand. This allows players to actively participate in the game economy and benefit from trading these valuable assets.

3. PIXEL and INK Tokens Finally, through selected game modes, players can earn PIXEL in the game, which can be converted into INK tokens. The economy outside of the game will be owned and driven by the players, who can convert their PIXEL and export their heroes to any web3-enabled blockchain that is compatible. This provides greater freedom to players and allows them to make the most of their rewards.

Ranked Mode

In Ranked Mode, players will compete against opponents with similar skills. This mode will allow players to play solo or in teams, and will grant additional PIXEL. Different ranks will unlock various rewards, ranging from special customizations to a place on the community leaderboard.

Casual Mode and Communication

The community will also be able to form teams with friends for more casual matches, as well as for single-player missions. In-game matches will have limited communication and will rely on an emoji-based system and alerts to coordinate with the team.