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#  Roadmap

### **Phase** 1: <a href="#phase-1" id="phase-1"></a>

* Game ideas, economics development
* Development of smart contract and website
* Launching social accounts
* Game and server security checking

### **Phase** 2: <a href="#phase-2" id="phase-2"></a>

* Build game environment
* Characters building
* Internal beta test released
* Giveaway campaign
* Starts marketing plan

### **Phase** 3: <a href="#phase-3" id="phase-3"></a>

* Presale start
* Listing on top CEX Exchanges
* Listing on top DEX Exchanges
* Top 1 on Solana Trending
* Listing on CMC, CG

### **Phase** 4: <a href="#phase-4" id="phase-4"></a>

* Game launching
* Collecting Player's feedback
* NFTs discount
* Top server giveaway
* Anti-inflation starts

### **Phase** 5: <a href="#phase-5" id="phase-5"></a>

* Growing community
* Giveaway and contest
* Cooperate with kols and partner
* Youtube marketing campaign
* Release new maps

### **Phase** 6: <a href="#phase-6" id="phase-6"></a>

* Release a new game mode
* Competition for investors
* Continued development of the game
* Expand the game world
* Update new roadmap


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