Back to collectionPlanet X Pitches a Treasure Hunt; Comments Ask About Price
The community was debating whether games needed to remain onchain, and the official account wanted to put another game's play experience in view. The official account reposted a long article about Planet X, describing an ambition to bring “the world's largest treasure-hunt game” to phones. The repost at least gave the community a specific game to discuss beyond Final Form's change in direction.
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The community was debating whether games needed to remain onchain, and the official account wanted to put another game's play experience in view. Planet X took a treasure-hunt approach. Readers wanted to know whether exploration on a phone could catch their interest before the broader project story did.
The official account reposted a long article about Planet X, describing an ambition to bring “the world's largest treasure-hunt game” to phones. In the comments, however, people asked directly about the token price. After reading, the narrator kept the description of the gameplay separate from the price question: players would have to judge the first for themselves, and a game article could not answer the second.
The repost at least gave the community a specific game to discuss beyond Final Form's change in direction. The comments also showed that promotional writing would not erase token holders' anxiety. The narrator planned to watch how Planet X explained its treasure-hunt experience to players; the price questions in the comments remained unanswered.