Cube Worlds: NFT Hero in Telegram

Want to try a blockchain game without wading through wallets, guides and ten different apps? Cube Worlds starts with a single step: open the bot and mint an NFT character for a text RPG that lives inside Telegram. 🎮

The project runs on the TON blockchain. Your character is built from your own avatar, so each player ends up with a different picture rather than one shared template.

What you get at the start

The developers describe the game as a text-based role-playing game native to the messenger, using neural networks and blockchain. Character art comes from neural networks combined with an artist's work.

The key command is /mint, which starts the release of your NFT. When many people want in, the bot arranges a queue, and /line shows where you stand.

• /mint: create your NFT character 💎
• /line: check your spot in the queue ⏳
• /play: jump into the game itself
• /dice: roll the dice for in-game rewards 🎲
• /whales: see the biggest participants 🐳
• /language: switch the interface language

Where $CUBE comes from

$CUBE is the project's in-game token. According to the team, you can collect it through the dice mini-game, by inviting friends, and by supporting the project with a TON donation.

The plan is for the token to handle payments inside the game. Treat it as game currency, not as a way to make money. The project promises no income, and neither do we.

Minting your character, step by step

1. Open the bot and press /start.
2. Pick another language with /language if you need one.
3. Send /mint and follow the prompts.
4. If minting runs through a queue, check your place with /line.
5. Once the NFT is ready, it sits at the address of your TON wallet.

You will need a TON wallet to hold the NFT. Set one up beforehand and never share its secret phrase. Neither the bot nor the game has any reason to ask for it.

What to keep in mind about game NFTs

An in-game NFT is a digital item, not a promise of rising prices. Collectible values depend on demand, and demand can vanish as quickly as it showed up.

Before spending real money, look at the project's health: is there an active community, do news posts keep coming, is the code still updated? The source code is open, which is a nice plus if you can read it. 🔍

Treat any request to connect your wallet on an outside site, or to send TON "to activate" something, as a red flag. Real minting goes through the bot's own commands.

Who will enjoy it

Cube Worlds fits people who like text adventures and want to see an NFT game without a heavy client or an install. It is also a gentle way to receive your first NFT and learn how it sits in a wallet.

If you are hunting for quick profit, lower your expectations right away. What you get here is a game item and a seat in a developing project, not guaranteed returns. 🎲

News and discussion live in the official channel and chat, both linked in the bot's profile. That is the easiest place to ask how minting is going and whether any rules have changed.