Crypto Collectible Game Announces New Battles. Players Get Paid If They Win

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The crypto collectible game, Blockchain Cuties, has announced Raid Boss Battles, a new everyday server event.

New game featuresIn the new battle, there is one common enemy which is a Raid Boss, a special powerful Cutie who has unique abilities.

If today's Raid Boss can be beaten by Fire elements and Dog Cutie it makes sense to send dogs with strong fire element values to the battle.

The players have to choose different Cuties for every raid.

The players also have to keep in mind an additional challenge: the Raid Boss is always six times stronger than the Cutie which is sent to battle it.

All of these crypto coins can be stored in a special Blockchain Cuties wallet.

Lumi's wallet allows owners to keep their assets based on Ethereum from games such as Blockchain Cuties.

About Blockchain CutiesBlockchain Cuties is a game where players collect pets and cute animals such as puppies, lizards, bear cubs, or fantasy creatures.

Players can also level their Cuties up and breed them.

Blockchain Cuties became a part of the boom of decentralized crypto games operating on the Ethereum blockchain.

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