Flipping In: My First Day in the Game

Published by Dungster yesterday.

Hello there, folks! Dungster Maeon here—new trader on the block and proud to finally open shop. Some of you might’ve already spotted me in the marketplace, usually with my VR goggles halfway down my nose and a grin that says business is good. I’m starting small, but strong: two fine items are now up for grabs—the classic 15 Puzzle and the all-new Picture Cards!

Let’s start with the fresh one. Picture Cards lets you play the good old memory game—flip two, find a match, and test how sharp your mind really is. Everyone can try it in training mode, completely free, and all three difficulty levels are open from the start. But if you decide to grab your own pack (costs 5 buttons), you’ll unlock the full experience:

• your scores on the highest difficulty will appear on the global scoreboard,
• your game stats will be tracked automatically,
• and you’ll earn button rewards along the way.

Here’s how the rewards work: you’ll get 1 button the first time you finish each difficulty, another each time you make it into the top-ten list, and once per week if you complete the hardest level in 35 attempts or fewer. Not bad for a bit of brain exercise, eh? (Aye, it’s proper loot for the sharp-minded!)

And there’s more—you can even customize your deck if you own the Picture Cards. Just head to your workshop, hit the Customize button on the item, and you’ll see all eligible icon sets with pictures. Pick one that catches your eye, and your cards will use its images. Anyone can upload new icon sets to the Gallery, and if they’re tagged right (using the "Image set (20)" tag), they’ll show up as options for the game.

So, whether you’re here for a little puzzle fun or aiming for the leaderboard glory, stop by my stall and give it a go. I’ve got more items coming down the line soon—but for now, the 15 Puzzle and Picture Cards will keep your fingers (and your brain) plenty busy.

See you on the scoreboard, mates—and remember: luck’s grand, but skill wins the buttons.

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