

Each deity has three regular abilities (God Powers) and one ultima, the “crown” (Ultimate Power). The main character of GU is a God, you could call it a race or faction by analogy with other games. In each match, participants can choose which hero to play as.

Here is the transaction with the purchase of Hyperion. The official GU website page gives some scrappy information about the auction, about Hyperion in particular, we will have to dig in the blockchain for the details. However, we want to assure you, the transactions in the Ethereum network for the purchase of cards is already prohibitive for the organizers to be profitable to scroll such a scam for their money, well, let’s not forget about the famous investors. Always think over each offer, read somewhere in the Internet, with your head. This creates a haip around the project and attracts buyers. Of course, no one can deny the fact that this beautiful bytecode was bought for $60,000, because the transaction is in the blockchain, but the purchase could have been made by a person closest to the development team.

Try to find a confirmation of this information on the Internet. It took you just 15 seconds to read about the possibility of cheating in the crypto-sphere, and you’ve already fallen for a tidy sum again, and your eyes are running in anticipation of easy profits. By the way, it is the second most expensive asset on the crypto market. The most expensive card sold was Hyperion, which was bought for $60,000 on the date of purchase.

So far it seems to be the coolest thing in the game, just imagine, the beta version of the game appears in late November, and in just 3-4 months we can fight for a part of the enormous inventory. But we really want to believe that GU will be a real game, and not a carefully planned scam. Here we should call our readers once again, it could be a hoax, don’t let the pretty numbers fool you. Hmmm, and here’s some nonce, and already a prize pool of four hundred thousand dollars. Don’t forget, Hearthstone is a game from Blizzard, launched in 2014 and has over a hundred million users. The only thing to add here is the fact that Hearthstone has guaranteed a prize pool of $1,000,000. The team promises to hold the GU Championship in the first quarter of 2019, the prize pool is declared at 10% of the funds raised, and is already guaranteed $408,022 (the mid-December figure is $391,056). In one month, the amount of packs purchased increased by 15%. As of mid-December, the total number of packs purchased was 429,264. This screenshot shows the situation as of January 9, 2019. Impressive! If to take into account the fact that the money was already collected since summer, and ETH exchange rate was reaching $600 at that time, we could dare to suppose that the developers were withdrawing some amounts of cryptocurrencies for operational needs, thus, the sum of fees could potentially reach $7,000,000! Huge money, isn’t it? As of the date of this article and at the CMC exchange rate, about 13,266 ETH ($2,023,065) has been collected.The money for the game is collected in a kind of ICO when the user transfers the developer company their money, in exchange for getting random sets of cards to play in GU.If you run through the home page, you’ll find some interesting facts: Gods Unchained is a collectible card game, similar in mechanics to Heathstone as much as possible. The following companies have invested or are partners in Gods Unchained: Coinbase, Nirvana Capital, Continue capital, SORA VENTURES, OPSKINS, OpenSea, Rare Bits. So we conclude – if there is investment from large companies or entrepreneurs, that’s at least a nice bonus when evaluating a startup. If the project sees potential for success, it will be much easier to raise money from the powers that be than to sell another tetris. An important factor in sorting out any startup is the availability of investor funds.
