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Mini app soccer game for Nimiq
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A free-to-play multiplayer curling game powered by Nimiq.
NimiCurl is a simple 2D curling game designed to make discovering Nimiq feel natural: invite someone, play a match, have fun, and come back.
It is built around a simple idea:
Don't explain the ecosystem first. Give people a reason to enter it.
NimiCurl is designed for quick multiplayer matches between friends or other players.Read the full README ↗A free-to-play multiplayer curling game powered by Nimiq.
Play it: www.nimicurl.com
NimiCurl is a simple 2D curling game designed to make discovering Nimiq feel natural: invite someone, play a match, have fun, and come back.
It is built around a simple idea:
Don't explain the ecosystem first. Give people a reason to enter it.
NimiCurl is designed for quick multiplayer matches between friends or other players.
You can:
The game is deliberately free to play. There is no entry fee and no requirement to own NIM to enjoy the core gameplay.
NIM is not just displayed in NimiCurl — it has an actual purpose within the game.
Players with a connected Nimiq wallet can earn 10 NIM for eligible match victories.
To keep the game accessible and avoid turning matches into wagers:
This creates a simple loop:
Connect → Play → Win → Earn NIM
The wallet therefore has a tangible role in the player's experience, while remaining completely optional for players who simply want to play.
NimiCurl also uses NIM for its partnership system.
Partners can purchase in-game banner placements using NIM, creating a small economy around the game and its community.
This creates a second NIM-powered loop:
Partner → Pay in NIM → Support the game
NimiCurl is built around a broader idea for Nimiq:
Fun can be an entry point into an ecosystem.
Instead of starting with wallets, blockchain concepts or financial products, NimiCurl starts with something familiar: a game that people can invite their friends to play.
A player can discover NimiCurl through an invitation, play without needing to understand Nimiq, and gradually encounter Nimiq identity, wallets and NIM rewards as part of the experience.
The intended journey is:
DISCOVER → PLAY → RETURN → BELONG
NimiCurl is built as a Nimiq Pay Mini App and uses Nimiq for:
The game is designed to work across devices while keeping the gameplay itself lightweight and accessible.
NimiCurl is built with:
The project is open source and released under the MIT License.
NimiCurl is intentionally small in scope, but the concept can grow beyond a single game.
The same infrastructure can support persistent leagues, tournaments, sponsorships, player identity and other NIM-powered mechanics over time.
The objective is simple:
Make Nimiq something people use because they are having fun — not something they have to study first.