Blockchain Game Happy Land Off To A Flying Start Six Week After Launch

Blockchain Game Happy Land Off To A Flying Start Six Week After Launch

• Happy Land takes NFT and metaverse gaming to the next level.
• Happy Land has more than 7,000 accounts opened.
• The platform enables players to earn more rewards.

Are you a blockchain gamer searching for both happiness and a new play-to-earn game to spend your time on? Happy Land might just be the game for you.

If you take a close look at the game, you’ll notice that the game is inspired by the Texas countryside. In the game, players play the role of a farmer, breeding pets and taking care of their farm.

Each player gets to then participate in a multi-farm metaverse that offers plenty of room for customization and playing the game and interacting with the metaverse using your own style.

Early statistics from the developers of the game are proving that Happy Land is a hit. It’s totally taking off in its first six weeks.

It looks like heavy-hitting blockchain games like Axie Infinity might have met their match.

The Stats Surrounding Happy Land’s Early Growth Speak for Themselves

It’s obvious that the 132,000 followers on Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) and 41,000+ members of the project’s Discord server are converting when you look at the numbers.

After just two weeks of the game being open for play, more than 5,000 new accounts were registered to play. Perhaps it comes as no surprise, but The Philippines saw the most sign-ups during that span. The fact that Axie Infinity is the most popular game for that island nation is something that the crypto world has known for a long time.

More than 10.3 million $HPW tokens have been deposited by players so far and that resulted in more than $407,000 in trading volume passing through the platform.

$HPW is the token that users need to spend in order to buy all in-game items such as seeds and livestock. The crops grown using in-game resources can be sold for more $HPW tokens, yielding a net profit for players. $HPW tokens can only be claimed every 2 days. This provides even more incentive for players to continue re-investing their profits into farming.

The makers of the game expressed their gratitude on Twitter for the overwhelming support that Happy Land has received. The good news is that the project continues to perform well now that it’s into its second month.

Current Stats Show That the Game Has Legs

As of this past Monday, Happy Land has seen more than 7,000 accounts opened. Those accounts have deposited more than 29.6 million $HPW tokens and claimed more than 35.2 million tokens. That’s a lot of tokens!

The highest value transaction on the platform so far is over $4,100. This shows that the in-game assets definitely have value to players. Just think of where those numbers could be in a few more months or by the end of the year if the broader crypto and NFT market sees an increase in interest or a bullish trend.

Why Happy Land Has More Room to Grow

The team at Happy Land is doing a great job meeting its milestones on its roadmap. It’s already halfway through the roadmap which is structured in six phases. The final phase will be completed by the end of 2022.

The project also has plenty of funding to see the roadmap through to completion. That’s thanks to $150,000 raised by the platform via an IDO on Polkadot launchpad PolkaStarter and an astounding $2.97 million raised in a private funding round back in November. In total, no fewer than 12 venture capital firms are invested in Happy Land’s success.

Another important thing to note is that the project has Stani Kulechov, Founder of AAVE, as an advisor. Avve is one of the most popular DeFi platforms in crypto with a large market capitalization. One of the cofounders of Illuvium is also on the project, which is a game that a lot of crypto enthusiasts are watching closely.

Happy Land has the potential to make a lot of blockchain gamers happy and also earn them lucrative rewards. The early stats prove that big things are happening.

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