The blockchain game circle has been lively again recently - a game called "Billionaire Club" will be launched at the end of this month, hanging Trump's authorization sign, and the gameplay looks like Monopoly's routine: throwing dice, buying real estate, and digitizing New York street scenes.

Interestingly, Zanker, a member of the trading team behind the game, has previously participated in the release of the official TRUMP meme coin and several waves of NFT collections. According to the information on the official website, the game is developed by Freedom 45 Games, authorized to use the relevant name, and is also bound to the TRUMP coin. The pre-registration page for the Apple Store is scheduled to be released on December 30.

The gameplay details are quite "Web3" - account recharge supports fiat currency, cryptocurrency, and of course, you can also use TRUMP coins directly. There are tradable NFT statues and badge props in the game, and this combo is a combo that stuffs all the elements of gamified financial (GameFi). Back in April this year, Zanker was involved with a project that fused gaming and crypto elements, although the team denied any involvement with MONOPOLY GO at the time.

It is worth noting that the disclaimer at the bottom of the official website is clearly written: This product is not directly related to the current President of the United States himself or his business entity. The game team did not respond to media requests for comment for the time being.

In the demo video, players can be seen moving on the chessboard, accumulating funds through operations such as building real estate, and the overall framework is indeed very similar to a digital replica of a traditional board game, but with a layer of crypto asset shell. Whether the market buys this kind of attempt to graft traditional IP and blockchain game mechanisms depends on whether the actual experience and token economic model can sustain it.