Aurory Review by Jesse

Written By
Lark Davis
First Published
December 8, 2021
Last Updated
September 5, 2024
Estimated Reading Time
8 minutes
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Not much to say for this week in the cryptocurrency market. As most of the world is getting ready for the holidays there’s no denying the recent losses have scared many into selling. Not that it’s ever a right or wrong question, it’s always about what’s right for you. If a 20% drop in a week gives you night sweats then chances are high you’re overleveraged and it’s time to reevaluate your plan. Sticking with the growing Solana ecosystem this week we’ll be looking at a fun new play-to-earn game called Aurory. 

Introduction

Aurory is a brand new gaming platform built and powered by Solana to create a magical metaverse of cute and interesting J-RPG-inspired creatures. Wanting everyone to discover the blockchain in a fun and educating way the Team at Aurory is focused on designing the best play-to-earn game ever developed. Solana is the very best place to launch such a game currently allowing Aurory to take full advantage of near-instant transactions and incredibly low fees to develop the game and a thriving marketplace on Serum to accompany the Aurory universe. Aurory intends to foster and grow its community through a regular stream of game-related content, development updates, promotions, and special events. The educational aspect of the Aurory universe will focus on teaching the basics of cryptocurrencies including Wallet Management, Self-Custody, Transacting on a Network, DeFi, and Staking to encourage and attract new players to the Solana ecosystem. With the developed AURY currency system usable across solo and multiplayer modes Aurory wants to create a real utility around their economic incentives not only in current games but in countless future games to come.

Aurory is already setting itself apart from many other gaming projects in development. With its beautiful and high-saturation environments, all visuals in Aurory are hand-drawn in 2d animation. Aurory begins with a Hero Trainer in a side-scrolling adventure game where you Helios must fulfill quests and talk to various residents of the world to complete a robust and fulfilling storyline. Throughout your time in Aurory, you’ll need to fight many battles against creatures known as Nefties. These Nefties populate a world called Antik which is filled with relics and forgotten artifacts waiting for the player to discover. Nefties are incomplete and only show themselves to those human Heros they find worthy of validating their existence. In return for this companionship, they offer humans their incredible unlocked powers. During sleep, Nefties are vulnerable and prefer to stay securely inside their human wallets. They are always on the lookout for strong and worthy humans and are on a constant quest to better themselves through combat and duels with other trainers in Antik. Like Pokemon, players will roam the game world discovering new Nefties and using their Wallets to catch them. Get the best team, train them to adapt to any situation, and form new strategies on your way to becoming the next Aurory legend. Every species of Nefties has its own strengths and abilities, giving them many strategic roles in combat: from brute force to team support, defense, sabotage, and manipulation. It’s all up to you, the trainer, to find the best Nefties with the strongest synergy to build a dream team ready to follow you to the ends of the world and defeat every other…

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