Everseed, the immersive tower defense game, is gearing up for its much-anticipated open beta launch. In an exciting move, this open beta coincides with the beginning of season three, promising players a thrilling gaming experience across both Android and desktop browser platforms.

In this article, we will cover everything you need to know about Everseed's open beta, how you can get started playing for free and earn Bitcoin rewards. Dive into this engaging and popular tower defense game to battle against the Blight - explore new gameplay features, and earn valuable NFTs in season three.

Season Three Open Beta

Season three of Everseed's open beta brings a plethora of updates and features to the table, including the reintroduction of the desktop browser version of the game, implementation of cross-platform leaderboards, and exciting gameplay enhancements. Perhaps the most enticing aspect for players is the opportunity to dive into the action completely free of charge, with no download or install barriers to entry.

During this open beta phase, players will have the chance to climb the ranks and vie for top positions on the daily leaderboards, with the added incentive of potentially earning Bitcoin rewards along the way. Additionally, each season brings the opportunity for players to earn Badges, which will unlock the ability to mint Companion NFTs—a feature sure to entice collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Reflecting on the journey of Everseed thus far, the success of its previous play-and-ear beta phase stands as a testament to the game's popularity. With thousands of dollars worth of Bitcoin distributed to players, the anticipation for the upcoming open beta is palpable.

Exciting Updates and NFTs

In a noteworthy development, Everseed has unveiled plans for version 2.0 of its Rangers NFTs, allowing owners to upgrade their existing NFTs for enhanced versions. Furthermore, players can look forward to in-game bonuses tied to these new Rangers, adding another layer of depth to the gameplay experience.

Aside from NFT updates, Everseed has undergone significant gameplay refinements, introducing new plants, abilities, companions, bug fixes, and UI enhancements. Moreover, a strategic partnership has resulted in Everseed being preinstalled on millions of JamboPhones, expanding its reach to a wider audience.

How to Earn Bitcoin?

The centerpiece of Everseed's last update was the Daily Patrol, where players strive to achieve the highest score possible. Rewards are distributed among all participants, with the bulk going to top performers. Each player gets one free run at the Daily Patrol, with options to spend in-game currency (Glint) or watch ads for additional attempts. Both the Daily Patrol and the reward pool reset on a daily basis.

Notably, rewards are paid in Bitcoin and require collection with a ZBD wallet compatible with Bitcoin Lightning. To participate in this beta, players need to own a Ranger or Sprout NFT or acquire an invite code from another player via the game's Discord channel. The beta is currently available for Android devices, with plans for a web version in the near future and an iOS version expected later this year.

Beyond the play and earn feature, players also accumulate Stars during Seasons, lasting a few weeks, which grant special achievement badges when a Season concludes. Everseed remains committed to enhancing the gaming experience, introducing new UI improvements, terrain types, plants, blight monsters, and more through regular patches.

More on Everseed?

For those unfamiliar with Everseed, the game involves exploring the world and battling the Blight. Encounters lead to tower defense-style matches where players use Battle Plants to defend against Blight creatures. The game's strategic depth distinguishes it from conventional tower defense games, allowing players to strategically place their plants and create customized gauntlets for enemy waves.

Limited energy adds an extra layer of strategy, forcing players to decide between placing new plants, revealing hidden terrain, and leveling up existing plants. Companions, chosen by players to aid in battle, add further tactical elements with unique abilities.

Everseed's commitment to ongoing development is evident in its regular patches, introducing new elements while maintaining the core gameplay mechanics. For those interested in exploring this evolving gaming world, the beta can be downloaded or installed at Everseed's official website.

To learn more about Everseed, visit their website, follow them on Twitter, and join their Discord.