CoinHunters: hunt zombies for coins

The story goes like this: scam zombies have stolen everyone's coins, and you are the hunter getting them back. CoinHunters is a TON blockchain game inside Telegram where you move around a city map, clear districts of zombies and collect rewards. 🧟

The developers call it a play-to-earn MMORPG with withdrawals to TON. About 6,500 people play it each month right now.

Starting your first hunt

1. Launch the bot and tap Play.
2. Pick a district on the map and press the green Hunt button.
3. After a while, collect your loot with Claim.
4. Spend coins upgrading items so hunting goes faster.

Withdrawals need a TON wallet, but you can start without one. Learn the mechanics first, connect a wallet later.

Junk that makes your hunter stronger

Besides coins, each district has a chance to drop items: boards, tools, glass, microchips. You craft gear from them that raises your hunting power. 🔧

• Item upgrades. Each piece can be improved with coins up to level 8.
• Daily safe. Guess the code with unlimited tries. Cycling through options takes about half a minute.
• Party with friends. Players hunting together get a party boost.
• Condos. Mint a district, collect tax from other players hunting there and teleport between your condos.

Withdrawals: a long ladder

This is the big catch. You can only withdraw HUNT and swap it for TON at Elite 1, the top level. Until your hunting power reaches 50,000 coins per hour, you count as a newbie.

After that you complete missions under the diamond tab, and some of them require inviting friends. There are four steps to Elite 1, so cashing out takes time and other people's sign-ups. ⏳

A sober look at earning

Games like this rely on a steady flow of new players: rewards for early players depend heavily on how many people join after them. When that flow slows, in-game tokens lose value too.

• Never pay to withdraw. Anyone asking for money to release a payout is a scammer.
• Keep your keys. Neither the game nor support needs your wallet's seed phrase.
• No income pitches. Invite friends because they might enjoy the game, not with promises of money.
• Rules change. Level and withdrawal thresholds may have moved, so check the bot and official channel.

Who will enjoy it

CoinHunters suits people who like relaxed map games with gathering and crafting and are happy to check in a couple of times a day. The scam-zombie story is tongue in cheek, more meme than drama. 🎮

If money is the only goal, be honest with yourself: how many hours will the road to Elite 1 take, and what is that time worth to you?