MonarChain: 3D MMORPG on Telegram

Most Telegram games are a button you tap over and over. MonarChain goes another way: it calls itself a 3D MMORPG with a hero, quests and leaderboards. With a token, of course. 🎮

The game runs as a mini app, and it states integration with the TON blockchain. You launch it with the /start command.

What the authors promise

• Gold and crystals. You collect these resources by completing tasks in the app.
• An MNC token airdrop. The distribution is tied to your progress in the game and app and is set to happen at TGE.
• Leaderboards and skins. Top players on the leaderboard receive exclusive skins.
• A 3D world. The game is positioned as an online role-playing game with a hero to level up.

The goal, as the creators put it: become the strongest hero.

TGE and airdrop in plain words

TGE (Token Generation Event) is the moment a token is created and first handed out. An airdrop is a free distribution of tokens to people who met the project's conditions.

The size of the reward is not known in advance. It depends on the number of participants and the team's decisions, and the market price after launch can turn out low or even zero.

How to play

1. Open the bot and press /start.
2. Create a hero and complete the first tasks.
3. Collect gold and crystals and upgrade your hero.
4. Come back regularly: progress and rank count toward the final reward.
5. Follow news only through the game's official sources.

Where the catch is

"Play and earn" games run on the expectation of a reward. But the reward depends on the developers' decisions and demand for the token, not on your effort.

Many projects of this type never launch a token or hand it out in amounts that do not repay the time spent. Treat the game as entertainment, not as a job. ⚠️

How not to lose money

• Do not pay for "boosts" and do not buy in-game resources for a future airdrop.
• Never enter a wallet recovery phrase anywhere except the wallet itself.
• Connect a separate wallet with a small amount, if you connect one at all.
• Do not open links from private messages: "giveaways" often lead to phishing.
• Check the bot name: fakes copy well-known games.

Telling a working project from an empty shell

Before you spend weeks playing for a token, ask a few simple questions. Does the project have a team you can find, and a public plan for the token release?

Is it clear how many tokens players will get and when? Do the authors explain where demand for the token will come from, apart from the giveaway itself?

If there are no answers, play only for the fun of the game. A healthy sign for a project: it does not ask for money and does not rush you.

Who the game is for

For people who enjoy role-playing games and are happy to spend time without a guaranteed reward. If only the airdrop attracts you, keep in mind that the token price may disappoint.

Set a time limit in advance and do not put in money you cannot afford to lose.