The mobile collection RPG is available on app stores and features comprehensive mechanics such as campaigns, PvP, raids, and hero summoning, all of which function seamlessly. The game offers 135 heroes with unique 3D models and can run its deterministic combat engine on multiple runtimes, ensuring consistent and server-authoritative gameplay. The codebase includes approximately 202,000 lines and employs robust database functionalities. The game is monetization-ready, with in-app purchase systems and ad integrations in place, but the actual retail options remain deactivated pending new ownership. This decision allows a buyer the flexibility to implement their pricing strategy and ad partnerships.
The game structure supports ongoing live operations without requiring substantial maintenance, estimated at 2-5 hours weekly for moderation and updates. It leverages a technical stack including React Native, Expo SDK, and Supabase for backend needs, and automates many processes like ranking closures and content changes.
There has been no active user acquisition, relying entirely on the organic and minimal audience reached since its initial regional launch. The product is presented as a pre-revenue asset, emphasizing the development time saved over building a comparable game. It does not claim existing substantial player engagement or financial performance.
The asset sale includes the entire codebase, design and art assets, and comprehensive documentation. However, the buyer would need to establish their AdMob account for ad monetization, and areas like a guild system and gacha enhancements are suggested future improvements. The game is positioned as a fully developed and globally adaptable product awaiting strategic commercialization by an interested purchaser.
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