Fueled by Enjin Blockchainâs tech, Phil Park is tapping into Telegramâs 1.0 billion user base. This esteemed Enjineer has adapted the classic game of Bingo for the digital realm, specifically for Telegram.
Having successfully concluded its first round, Beamgo is now gearing up for the next phase of play.
Telegram ranks as the eighth largest social media platform, praised for its robust privacy, security features, and multi-functionality. It has become a preferred platform within the Enjin creator-led ecosystems, including Enjin Iggyâs marketplace bot and ENJ Beam Club.
Beamgo harnesses Enjin Blockchain technology for token minting and employs Enjin Wallet and Beams for storing and sending tokens. The game's user interface is driven by a Telegram Bot, with the backend powered by NODE.JS.
Players engage in a digital treasure hunt, searching for the necessary Beams to complete their Bingo cards.
The Beamgo bot synchronizes with the playerâs registered Enjin Wallet to verify claimed Beams. It identifies each digital assetâs token ID, allowing the Telegram bot to track which Bingo tiles the player has marked off.
Phil Park has added exciting new elements to spice-up the game:
To participate in Beamgo, players need only Telegram and the Enjin Wallet app. Players aim to complete a Beamgo lineâdiagonal, vertical, or horizontalâor collect all 25 tiles.
Hereâs how to get started:
Since its announcement in September 2023, the project has seen significant engagement. The first phase in May 2024 concluded successfully with winners claiming cryptocurrency prizes.
For Round Two, Phil Park is collaborating with community artist ScottieTash to design the Beams. This partnership promises not only a fun game but also greater exposure for the featured artistâs creations.
This unique approach positions Beamgo as not just a game. It connects the world of traditional Bingo with blockchain technology and digital art, offering an engaging and enriching experience to users globally.
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