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# Champion Hunters

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**CHAMPION HUNTERS** is an open-world Action RPG developed by **Brick Geek Games.** This action-packed, play-to-earn game is built upon the blockchain technology allowing the offering of NFTs, in-game currencies, and gaming tokens.

Explore the game's immersive 3D world environment to hunt champion monsters, collect runes, unlock portals, traverse dungeons to find hidden treasures and uncover the story behind the glorious world of “Valdoria”. Along the journey, you will meet several characters to help you with your quest against the Terror King who seeks to collect all Valdorian Master Runes in order to posses the greatest power of all.

### **Open world exploration and** in-game NFTs collection

Embark on a journey through the stunning 3D environment world of Valdoria. Hunt Champion monsters and gain experience through combat, exploration and quests while collecting NFT items along the way.

## Teaser Video

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New maps and environments are coming soon...
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