Made this for the Aavegotchi Game Jam. The idea is that the Aavegotchi are hanging out in their Citaadel and get alerted periodically of an portal under attack. What triggers these attacks? Maybe a real liquidation event? Anyways, a mini portal opens and players rush to enter it with their Aavegotchi as there are only a limited amount of Aavegotchi allowed in. On the other side of the portal, the "lickquidators" are attacking the sources of alchemica. Players must stop them by working together - their Aavegotchis have different attacks depending on their collateral type. When the liquidators reach their goal, the alchemica source takes damage - if all sources are destoyed, the mission is a failure and everyone returns back to the Great Portal empty handed. However, if the players manage to fend off the attack, alchemica rains down and players can collect it and bring it back to the Great Portal where they can use it to craft game-specific NFTs
This was my first time using Moralis and Phaser and I enjoyed working with both. While I wasn't able to realize the idea, it still is a good starting point that might be pretty fun if flushed out more!
Check out current progress here: https://square-wildflower-4590.on.fleek.co/ (might need to refresh a few times)
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