Exciting Website Updates to Enhance User Experience

Kitsumon, the popular gaming platform, has finally announced the release of its flagship MOBA Battle game. The developers have been working tirelessly behind the scenes to deliver the game that the community deserves. The MOBA Battle game is set to be released later this year, with beta testing starting in May and a full production launch aimed for July.

In addition to the game release, Kitsumon has been working on a range of updates for its website. These include a new navigation system, player profile, login screen, gasless transactions, swap modal, blog, staking and vesting, Crystal Dex and Kitsu Configurator, Arena Explorer, new homepage, marketplace rentals, and a guild system.

The new navigation system and general site improvements will make it easier for users to view their digital collectibles and $KMC wallet. The player profile UI has been redesigned in preparation for the MOBA game, allowing players to showcase their achievements, guilds, and player history. Kitsumon has also made it simpler for users to create accounts and access the platform by integrating Web3 and gasless transactions using EIP-2771 and EIP-2612.

The platform's new Swap Modal will make it easier for users to buy $KMC without relying on external sites, and the Kitsumon blog will be migrating from Medium to its own platform. The Crystal Dex and Kitsu Configurator will allow players to customize their Kitsus for battle, and the Arena Explorer will show spawn points for NPCs and power-ups.

MOBA Battle Game Development Progress and Launch Plans

Kitsumon's new homepage will focus more on the MOBA game, appealing to a broader audience by eliminating crypto jargon. In addition, marketplace rentals will enable users to rent out their Kitsus for breeding and battle, and the guild system will allow players to create and manage guilds within the game.

As for the MOBA game itself, the developers have designed and implemented various UI screens for the game client, such as account creation, welcome screens, player avatar customization, settings, battle prep, Crystal Load Out, Powder exchange, battle lobby, victory screen, match statistic screens, guild screens, achievement screens, in-app store, game HUD, and leaderboards.

The remaining tasks include creating Kitsu attack animations and developing the custom MOBA map, which is being handled by game studio Adia. These complex animations must be compatible with the trillions of possible Hybrid Kitsu combinations. The team is already integrating the received animations and initial map drafts.

Kitsumon is gearing up for an exciting year, with the MOBA Battle game release and numerous updates in the pipeline. The community eagerly awaits the opportunity to experience all the platform has to offer.