Adopt Your Own Virtual Dogs! DOGAMÍ Announces NFT Minting Phase

  • DOGAMÍ, an NFT mobile game built on Tezos, has announced its minting phase.
  • Tezos users will be given links to the public and private sales on March 1, 2022.
  • One DOGAMÍ NFT costs 50 XTZ and can only be purchased through dedicated Tezos wallets.

DOGAMÍ, an NFT pay-to-earn (P2E) AR mobile game built on Tezos, has announced its minting phase. Tezos users can access the public and private sales with generation Alpha NFTs and start unboxing on March 1, 2022. Holders of the NFTs have the option to unbox or not.

Existing Dogamers will have access to the private sale with a minting limit of 2 DOGAMÍ NFTs per wallet. Meanwhile, eligible users for the public sale have a minting limit of 1 DOGAMÍ NFT. The minting links for both sales will be revealed on the DOGAMÍ discord server.

Users need to mint one of the 8,000 NFTs in the DOGAMÍ collection to access the DOGAMÍ Petaverse. One NFT costs 50 XTZ and can only be purchased through dedicated Tezos wallets. The DOGAMÍ NFTs are not available for purchase in any other centralized exchange.

The NFT AR game aims to establish the Petaverse – a Metaverse where users and their pet companions can live, level up, and explore new things together. The Petaverse provides a brand new perspective and P2E mechanics by introducing a virtual companion. 

The DOGAMÍ project introduces 300 breeds of dogs with unique traits and characteristics. These NFTs come in four rarity tiers: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Diamond. NFT holders can interact with their DOGAMÍ through AR technology on their mobile devices.

Bringing DOGAMÍ NFTs into the Petaverse introduces a new and broad exploration of a virtual environment. Holders can train, build traits, customize, and compete in challenges – which are essential to the P2E mechanic. Ranking well in challenges earns users the native DOGA token.

A beta version of the game will launch in Q2 of 2022 where DOGAMÍ will gain DeFi features to enhance its appeal.

In late 2021, DOGAMÍ secured $6 million in funding. The investors included Ubisoft, Animoca Brands, and the co-founders of The Sandbox.