THE PROJECT
Play the rules.
Question the system.
An independent collection of games about trust, patience, strategy and consequences.
Small games. Interesting decisions.
CryptoDystopia starts with HODL2Win: a game about deciding how long to stay when other players can leave. Exodus is a browser practice game about anticipating the crowd across a continuous expedition. Machine District has a free salvage expedition against three bots. Black Market and Last Light remain concepts.
The goal is to make Ethereum part of the game: inspectable rules, binding agreements and settlement players can follow. A blockchain does not establish that a game is enjoyable, fair in every circumstance, or profitable to play.
A clear starting point.
HODL2Win offers browser-local practice and an official Sepolia deployment. Exodus is playable locally against three labeled bots, using points rather than ETH. Test ETH is for testing, and has no real monetary value. There is no platform token, live mainnet game, promised return, or earnings program offered by this site.
Follow the official links.
Use the contract registry to find the deployment used by each public game. Source code is available for inspection. Code being published, bytecode matching, explorer verification and an independent audit are different things; the registry describes the current status.
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