UNDEADS GAMES ($UDS) Listing

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Undeads Games $UDS Token Listing to be done on LBank Exchange with UDS/USDT pair on 13th September at 7:00 UTC.

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Undeads is an immersive multiplayer MMORPG set in a post-apocalyptic metaverse, where players engage in action-combat survival against two factions: Zombies token and Humans. This isometric game features a variety of income-producing mechanics that allow players to earn crypto while interacting with others. In Undeads, players explore new territories, defend settlements, gather resources, craft and upgrade equipment, trade, and develop their NFT characters. Founded in early 2022, Undeads Games offers a diverse gaming experience across desktop, web, and mobile platforms with its "play & earn," "play & own," and "play & win" mechanics. By March 2024, the company launched Undeads Rush, a survival racing game, and Undeads Viral for Web3 players. Earnings from these games can be converted into UDS tokens, which serve as a payment method, adding a unique financial dimension to the gaming experience.

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