Zaliban the game
Launching Zaliban, a metaverse game by Offroad Studios with NFTs, focusing on merging traditional gaming with Web 3 technology and offering players real-time experiences and digital asset ownership.User Review
AI Review
A1
Reviewed on 14 Feb 2024 04:27 AM
The project must be focused on improving the Web3 ecosystem.
While the project description implies a commitment to integrating blockchain technology and NFTs to provide a game in the metaverse, it's unclear how these activities will directly lead to improvement of the Web3 ecosystem beyond the context of their own game.
Projects must be older than 3 months.
The project website does not specify the exact start date of the project, and the provided materials don't confirm the project's age. Without this information, it cannot be determined if the project meets the age requirement.
Projects must have a proven track record in the Web3 space and list their long-term goals and recent milestones.
The project has provided a general outline of milestones, such as integrating with Unity and planning character NFTs, but does not provide specific details on proven track record, completed milestones, or clearly defined long-term goals in the Web3 space.
Examples of projects which may fit are those that are: Growing new communities, Providing educational resources, Creating content (youtube tutorials, newsletters, blog posts, podcasts, etc), Protecting users by investigating bad actors, DAOs focused on socialization, Onboarding new users, Working on inclusion/diversity/advocacy
The project's objectives seem to be aligned with growing a new community of gamers in the Web3 space; however, it is not explicit if they are providing educational resources, creating diversifying content, or working on inclusion/diversity/advocacy in a manner that satisfies this criterion comprehensively.
Satisfy the Program General Eligibility Policy in addition to the requirements outlined above.
Since the project does not clearly meet several of the specific eligibility requirements outlined above, it cannot be determined that it satisfies the Program General Eligibility Policy.