Elemon, a BNB Chain blockchain GameFi project, has released its Corsair Player vs Environment (PvE) gameplay feature.
On March 31, the Elemon team announced the availability of the Corsair Land PvE gameplay feature on Twitter. By partaking in the PvE gameplay of Corsair Land, players may win real-life Corsair branded items.
Elemon’s Corsair land PvE feature has three different game modes, each with a different difficulty level: Easy, Normal, and Hard. Each map represents one element, and each chapter contains 18 maps representing 18 elements. To advance to the next chapter, players must complete 15 of the 18 maps.
Every win on the Corsair land PvE feature until April 14 will earn a user a Special Corsair ticket, which can be used to enter the lucky spin event, which will run from April 7 to 21, for a chance to win Corsair branded stuff.
The Elemon team also revealed some early special guild features that would encourage Elemon community members to collaborate.
In a Substack post, Elemon stated, “Guild functionality will be making its formal debut in the official Elemon Game version today.” “When a gamer joins a guild, they will receive special benefits.”
Guild members can receive rewards by participating in daily or weekly guild tasks, defeating bosses, and other group activities. Players may also obtain extra energy that can be used in the game based on their guild rank. Alliances between guilds may also be created, allowing players to participate in tournaments or other game features in the Elemon metaverse.
About Elemon
Elemon is a Play-to-Earn system that is built on the BNB Chain. The protocol brings together the most important elements of gaming and digital collectibles. Elemon’s objective is to build a complete platform of digital monsters that will allow millions of people to easily, creatively, and enjoyably engage in the NFT and blockchain-based game world.
On the protocol, the native $ELMON token is also useful. The token, like with other tokens, may be used to farm and make payments in the NFT marketplace. Elemon will add additional $ELMON use-cases in the future.