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The world's most anticipated blockchain game "Rise of Elves", is going to launch its Closed Beta in May!
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MAKATI, Philippines - Washingtoner -- The blockchain game "Rise of Elves" developed by "Mooneen" will launch its closed beta in May 2022. Just one week after the announcement, more than 10,000 players have been waiting to participate. A number of the players stated that "Rise of Elves" will overturn people's understanding of blockchain games, and that it's a game they're eager to experience on the blockchain.

As the first multi-role blockchain game with multiple fantasy races in the world, the innovative combination of Elves and Heroes allows players to enjoy an unprecedented battle experience. The discussions between the fans can be seen on the major social media and gaming websites, which makes "Rise of Elves" more attractive.

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There are a lot of gifts to be had in the closed beta! Among the gifts, the one which is limited and with the most potential value - "Genesis Elves' Egg" has been favored by most of the players. In Rise of Elves, owners of the "Genesis Elves" represent clout and offer bragging rights to other players. Based on the survey, 98% of the players show their willingness to pick up the "Genesis Elves' Egg" as soon as it was released.

The first debut of "Rise of Elves" is expected to be launched in various countries with the language of English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, with more languages to be launched in the future.

Rise of Elves official site: https://roe.mooneen.com/
Join the Airdrop:
https://roe.mooneen.com/giveaway/giveAway?discord=https://discord.gg/Jvy3QnvQAp

Source: roe.mooneen.com

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