Five Stars – a blockchain game made by SkyPeople, is going viral across the globe.
Feb 15, 2023
Five Stars, a blockchain-based game, developed by SkyPeople, was launched globally on January 25, 2023 with a bang.
Seoul, South Korea, 15th Feb 2023 – Five Stars, a blockchain-based game that has recently expanded outside the South Korean gaming industry, is gaining popularity throughout the globe. The number of downloads for ‘Five Stars’ is quickly approaching 1 million, and it is performing particularly well in Southeast Asian countries like Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines.
Additionally, due to its exceptional quality, the game has been featured by Google in over 40 countries, including the United States, Russia, Thailand, and Vietnam. “We are responding 24 hours a day for server expansion and flawless operation to support a vast number of users,” said a representative from SkyPeople.
Five Stars, the Arena PVP season will close at 00:00 UTC on 2/20 (Mon), STAR will be paid as a season reward, and a new Five Stars server will be added on 2/21. (Tue).
Within the Five Stars, ‘STAR’ is a currency that can be earned from various in-game contents and then can be converted into STAR CRYSTAL, which may then be staked, spent on game goods, or exchanged with other players.
Star can be also converted into cash by exchanging it for Mineral on the Dex market. On Coinone and MEXC cex, the cryptocurrency for Mineral has already been listed and is open for trade.
Five Stars is available in over 100 countries across three platforms: PC, iOS, and Android OS. The ‘Five Stars’ game is a P2E blockchain-based game, and players may enjoy various contents such as item purchases, staking, and NFT buying inside the game ecosystem.
“We urge more people to take interest in Five Stars, which is gradually becoming a worldwide viral blockchain-based game.” SkyPeople CEO Park Kyung-Jae stated
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Media Contact
Organization: Sky People
Contact Person: Kim Seung Wan
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://skypeople.co.kr
City: Seoul
Country: South Korea
Release Id: 1502232476
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