> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.realis.network/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.realis.network/merge-cats-and-crypto-dragons.md).

# Our Games

![](/files/2oXK4pT7BL0aimzNktOy)

We have 7 successful games in Google Play:

* Blockchain Cats
* Crypto Dragons
* Crypto Fox
* Crypto DOGE
* Elon Game
* Crypto Frepe
* Dungeons of KITSU (the new one)

These are casual games in which user get crypto just for playing (by completing daily tasks, obtaining achievements, opening capsules and playing Lucky Spin).

![](https://lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/docsz/AD_4nXdkZl21VgF7in_EXBf31p5K3pez7sBu2IWxz_3d46d_CZ2jKM2SWJds2jnbypqOsQAy5UpdZ1TArppXkk8xrXX5sEHAG5-NOAGIe6np_GuGD8opUh77Yzs9bzmbZePqh9KwS6Jtuw?key=2qfTb5OFS5zedtokNwWvjj7v)

The games are filled with characters and locations that refer to famous episodes of cinematography, games, mythology, history, etc. The player's goal is to explore all locations, fighting the bosses, increasing their level and moving to the next location.

&#x20;We are providing players with the games with real-life value.

With these games we introduce players to the crypto world and follow them step by step, explaining in detail all the blockchain activities (for withdrawing and using crypto assets) in the guides.

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