Epic League Review: What Is, How to Play and Make Money

Today we are introducing you to Epic League, a blockchain-based gaming ecosystem made for players, guilds and games. It will be creating games and hubs on the blockchain as well.

They're releasing their first game this June, a role-playing game called Dark Throne.

If you want to learn more about the project, take a look at their team and gameplay footage, read on to the end.

Epic League Tokenomics

Token allocation for Marketing & Listing may be used on listing of $EPL on exchanges and providing additional liquidity as a form of promotion.

All $EPL vesting is unlocked every second. In practical applications, the unlock is performed as block time is accumulated.

Redundancy of the allocation for Reward & Ecosystem can be invested in new content service providers for expanding our ecosystem more.

For more details on the tokenomics of the project, see the whitepaper.

Partners and Backers

Epic League finished their seed round with some top funds and angel investors such as YGG SEA, IVC (Infinity Ventures Crypto), (Global Blockchain Innovative Capital) GBIC, WEMADE, and Thomas Vu from MOON HOLDINGS who took the advisor position as well.

Epic League has raised a million dollars in its first seed funding round.

Now, let’s talk a bit more regarding their partnership with YGG SEA or YIELD GUILD GAMES Sout East Asia.

If you are not familiar with YGG SEA, it is a guild in which members perform actions for a fee. They have great opportunities and are designed to build long-term relationships between guild members.

YGG SEA is currently with 10000+ active scholars, and is partnered with 60+ P2E games.

Ecosystem Assets

The Epic League tokens are categorized into three types. The goal is to have as few tokens for participants to choose from in order to keep things simple and avoid being too tricky for partners and contributors.

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are a store of value and a means of differentiating the EPIC LEAGUE ecosystem from conventional experience of gaming. They are guaranteed to be used by each game in the ecosystem. NFTs from EPIC LEAGUE ecosystem follow ERC-721/1155 token or equivalent standard.
Governance tokens of the EPIC LEAGUE ecosystem ($EPL) follow the general ERC-20 token or equivalent standard. They work as shares of the ecosystem, currency to trade/mint NFTs, means of staking, etc.
Epic Jewels are in-game consumable assets which can be exchanged with $EPL token. Each game of EPIC LEAGUE uses a separate Epic Jewel from other games.

How exactly can I make money in Epic League?

Providing incentives to those who play their games is the main goal of Epic League. They will provide rewards for in-game activities and provide more valuable prizes to players who are motivated. It's not just about giving away freebies - you're actually getting something great back from the company as well!

There are three types of reward:

Dedicated in-game-only assets or consumables for gameplay only.
Epic Jewels which can be monetized or spent.
Tradable NFTs which have their own functions.

Epic League Hub

EPIC LEAGUE Hub has offered gamers the opportunity to enjoy the game world by providing an NFT marketplace, guild supporting tools and staking pool. In the Hub, a new guild management tool is available. It allows guild managers and players to stay on top of properties and revenue with ease. The tools also provide an Epic League's Autonomous Guild System.

And as for games, they are preparing to launch not just one but two games this year – Dark Throne and Twilight Fantasy.

Epic League Games

DARK THRONE is the first game created by EPIC LEAGUE. This high-level role-playing game allows you to enjoy the excitement of endless monster battles. If you're looking for an epic fantasy story, try DARK THRONE!

DARK THRONE has many game designs, including ever-growing enemies, the Epic gears to fight against, and a duel where you battle each other’s powers.

They're adding multi-platform support so you can play on your phone! That means that powerful, easy to use controls like this are now available to everyone.

Dark Throne’s ALPHA Version has already been completed and it introduces two characters, Paladin and Assassin.

Epic League Team

Epic League is a company that calls on RPG Experts with more than 20 years of experience. Some core team members include:

Jay (Executive Director) was Technical Lead and Producer at LINE Studio and Netmarble and worked on Marvel Future Revolution, BTS Universe Story, and RAVEN.
Sinhae Lee whose in charge of Business and Partnership at Epic League started her blockchain journey as a Partner at GBIC, a crypto fund based in the US, China, and Korea. But prior to that, she has been deeply involved in the FinTech/blockchain industry in Silicon Valley.
And last but definitely NOT the least, Jeehyung Lee their Creative Executive worked as Art Director and concept artist at Netmarble and Nexon, and is currently a Cover Artist for both Marvel and DC comics.

Epic League Roadmap

Whitepaper

The developers of Epic League take their project very seriously. They call their product revolutionary, saying they aim to make it one where the player community manages its development and economy. And, of course, to have fun playing the game. You can read more about the developers' vision for their product on their website.

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Conclusion

We did a review of the Epic League project and concluded that the project should be looked at. The project is being developed by an experienced team and funds have also been invested in it. It is also evident that the development is on track and an alpha version of Dark Throne has already been released.

Epic League Review Summary

84% Overall

We have analyzed key features of Epic League based on 3 important criteria for choosing Play to earn games:

Graphics
Gameplay
Analysis of $EPL value, capitalization and year-end value forecasts from analysts.
Based on researches and our own tests, we have made an independent rating.

87%

graphics

84%

gameplay

82%

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Jack Evans

I became a crypto asset owner in 2014, when the industry was in its infancy. Before that, I was working in the classic US and European stock markets. Since then, I have gained extensive experience in both cryptocurrency investing and day trading. I am happy to share with readers my experience with crypto exchanges, DeFi and NFT instruments.

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