Since launching its Open Beta 2 days ago, the P2E blockchain game Voxie Tactics has quickly become the talk of the town. In particular, gamers were seen earning up to $7 per PvP battle in this turn-based RPG. The best part is that the game is free to play and anyone can download the game right now on PC (Windows).
So, move aside Axie Infinity. It’s time for Voxies to shine!
What is Voxie Tactics?
As a start, Voxie Tactics is a fast-paced, retro-styled tactical blockchain RPG by AlwaysGeeky Games. The gameplay mostly focuses on PvP battles, although players can take part in PvE mode too. Winners will often get the chance to earn NFT items or in-game utility tokens $VOXEL as a reward.
Even though Voxie Tactics is free to play, you can choose to buy a Voxie NFT too. The entire NFT collection consists of 10,000 cute, 3D Voxel characters. And each of them comes with its own physical attributes, weapons, items, and cosmetic skins. Needless to say, Voxie NFTs will provide a higher rate of in-game rewards when compared to using Voxie Recruits, the free-to-play characters.
So, how much are people earning from this game?
It’s safe to say that many P2E gamers are very satisfied with their earnings in Voxie Tactics. According to several posts on Twitter, players can earn at least 1.7 $VOXEL or approx. $1.10 on average per win. If you manage to win against higher rank players, the reward can go up to 10.852 $VOXEL or approx. $7.20 as shown in the snapshot above.
It is unclear whether the player above used any Voxie NFTs during the battle. But given that the game is relatively new, it is still possible to reap a higher amount of tokens right now. The rewards may be lower for those who are playing for free. However, the upside is that players won’t need to fork out huge capital to earn from the game.
Anyway, many P2E NFT games have started to offer free-to-play options, as part of their strategy to scale their user base. So make sure you keep your eyes peeled for such games in the GameFi space.
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