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Laundry In Debt

Story

You are a laundromat owner in a place where every 13:00, an absurd amount of bills will be given to your laundromat account. Installing more machines in your laundromat will increase your income and daily bills. You also will be accompanied by a mysterious and calculative Wallow who will gladly trade some of his washing machines with you.

Rules

  1. When the clock reaches 13:00, some coins will be deducted from your laundromat account based on the amount of machines you have installed.
  2. When someone sells a machine to Wallow, he will pay less amount of coin for the next player that sells that same machine to him.
  3. When someone buys a machine from Wallow, he will pay more coins for the next player who sells that same machine to him.

How To Play

  1. Double-click the tile to install or uninstall machines at your Laundromat.
  2. Click the store icon to go to Wallow's Store to trade machines with our mysterious and calculative NPC Wallow.
  3. Click the return button when you get lost.
  4. Click the "+" icon to deposit.
  5. Click the "-" icon to withdraw.

Mobile device

Yes! You can play this game on your mobile browsers. Landscape screen orientation is recommended though portrait is not a problem.

Decentralized

OP Guild
This game has Wallow, an NPC that will gladly trade his washing machines with you. Wallow's logic is written in a smart contract so you can read its logic and state, ensuring fair game for every player.

Avalanche
Avalanche is implemented at the core of this game. Wallow and billing rules are written in the Avalanche smart contract to ensure fair play for every player. We also implement ERC20 for in-game tokens and ERC1155.

Thirdweb
We use Thirdweb SDK to interact with our smart contracts.

Arcadia Challenge
Yes, we are doing all of the categories!

Test it on Testnet