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# Game 1: World of Monsters

**World of Monsters** is an RPG Auto-Battler that combines monster collecting, breeding, and strategic real-time battles. It allows players to own, breed, and evolve NFT-based monsters, participate in tournaments, and earn crypto rewards through gameplay and marketplace activities.

**Key Features:**

* **Genre:** Auto-Battler RPG with Real-Time PvP
* **Core Loop:** Collect → Breed → Battle → Earn
* **NFT Monsters:** Each monster has DNA-based traits, level (1–5), stats (ATK, DEF, SPD, HP), and unique skills (Skill 1, Skill 2, and Ultimate)
* **Breeding System:**
  * 2 monsters → 1 offspring (50% inherited DNA + random mutation)
  * 24-hour breeding cooldown & breeding fee
  * Offspring rarity: Common, Rare, Legendary
* **Battle Mode:**
  * PvP or bot battles
  * Choose 3 monsters → 3-round combat system with monster swapping
  * Victory rewards: EXP, items, or emotes
* **Tournament Mode:**
  * Entry fee: $10
  * Prize Pool: 70% to winners, 30% to dev team
  * Swiss/elimination format, daily entry limit
* **Gacha System:**
  * Ticket-based roll with pity guarantee
  * Randomized rewards including rare monsters


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