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Polkastarter Gaming and Exeedme Set up Crypto Birds Tournament

In collaboration with Exeedme, Polkastarter Gaming has set up a free-to-play Crypto Birds $600 tournament open until 1st September. Get in!

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Mostafa Salem
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Polkastarter Gaming and Exeedme Set up Crypto Birds Tournament
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Exeedme is a blockchain-powered tournament platform for both traditional and web3 games. The team already announced recently their Tournament Grants, an initiative to support up and coming tournament organizers in the space while providing “tools to improve the administration and organization of competitions while leveraging the prize pools that they provide to their communities.” We partnered up with Exeedme to bring you a special Crypto Birds tournament for all the casual web3 gamers out there.

Crypto Birds is going to be very familiar to anyone who ever played Flappy Bird. The tournament offers a $600 prize pool and is already live on the Exeedme platform. The prize pool consists of rare NFTs as well as $XED tokens. The tournament will be live for 24 hours and ends on 1st September 12 PM UTC so hurry up and get flying.

All you have to do is make sure to keep your bird alive and flying in between the walls obstructing your path. The game offers multiple characters and birds to choose from. Players are able to customize their legs, body, wings, head, and other elements. All of these contribute to your bird’s stats. These range from flapping and diving power to size and coins multiplier.

Crypto Birds is a perfect free-to-play game if you are just looking for a quick chill gaming session. It instantly takes you back to those Y8 and Miniclip gaming days.

How is your Crypto Birds score looking so far? Will you manage to crack the top 10? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section down below.

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Mostafa Salem

Written by Mostafa Salem

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