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Forgotten Playland Launches on Epic Games Store

Forgotten Playland Launching on Epic Games Store

Forgotten Playland's Season 1 will feature a new player progression system and customizable profiles, allowing players to unlock cosmetics, banners, avatars, and more.

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Forgotten Playland, the free-to-play social party game powered by web3 technology, is rolling out major updates for Season 1. Developer Duckland Games and publisher Vermillion Studios have confirmed a new player progression system and customizable player profiles. These additions aim to deepen player engagement through expanded rewards and personalization options, giving players more ways to display their achievements and stand out in matches.

Forgotten Playland Launches on Epic Games Store

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What is Forgotten Playland?

Forgotten Playland turns a dusty attic into a vibrant playground for abandoned characters called PlushKyns. This free-to-play social party game mixes quick mini-games with extensive customization, letting players compete with friends, personalize their characters, and explore themed zones. The game leans into nostalgia while keeping each session fresh.

Player Progression System

Season 1's headline feature is a player progression system built around 60 levels. Players earn experience points by winning matches, completing daily and weekly quests, and participating in casual game modes. A new mode called "PlushKyn Battle" has been teased as a battle royale variant where the last PlushKyn standing wins.

Leveling up unlocks rewards at specific milestones. Expect cosmetics, profile banners, avatar frames, avatars, emotes, and stickers. The system gives players plenty of room to customize their in-game look and profile, making progression feel meaningful beyond just a number.

Forgotten Playland Launches on Epic Games Store

Forgotten Playland Player Profile 1

Customizable Player Profiles

Forgotten Playland's new player profiles let you display the rewards you've earned. Profiles support custom banners, avatars, and avatar frames. Each profile includes a title earned through specific achievements like winning a tournament. That title appears next to your username, adding a visible badge of accomplishment.

Profiles also track detailed stats: level, total XP, time played, win ratio, and matches completed. This breakdown gives you a clear picture of your progress and sets up friendly competition when comparing stats with other players. The system distinguishes between store-bought items and gameplay-exclusive rewards, so dedicated players get cosmetics that can't just be purchased.

Forgotten Playland Launches on Epic Games Store

Forgotten Playland Player Profile 2

Bonus Rewards System

Forgotten Playland has teased a bonus rewards system that will offer additional prizes. Details are scarce, but the system appears tied to the game's play-to-earn mechanics. A new in-game currency called "Fluffy Points" has been mentioned on social media, suggesting players may earn and redeem points for unique rewards or $FP tokens.

More information on the bonus system is expected soon. Players can get a head start by exploring the current version of the game, which includes new party games and other updates, available for free through the web3 store HyperPlay.

Forgotten Playland Launches on Epic Games Store

Forgotten Playland Coming to Epic Games Store

Final Thoughts

Forgotten Playland is available now for download, with a launch on the Epic Games Store scheduled for November. Players interested in Season 1 can wishlist the game on the platform or download the blockchain-based version from HyperPlay to start early.

With the player progression system, customizable profiles, and the upcoming bonus rewards system, Forgotten Playland is building a more engaging experience for players in the web3 gaming space. Season 1 brings fresh content, competition, and a steady stream of rewards for both casual and dedicated players.

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