Wanaka Farm is an NFT blockchain based game where the natural setting was created and inspired by a dreamy beautiful town from the South Island of New Zealand called Wanaka. The town of Wanaka is situated at the southern end of Lake Wanaka, surrounded by gorgeous natural beauty of mountains, lakes, and forest. The game feel will incorporate as much sight and sound of Wanaka to evoke natural beauty and immersive relaxing experience as possible.Play, Relax and EarnThe Play-to-Earn model is the latest development in the games industry where we believe has a strong value proposition to various stakeholders and most importantly the game users itself. It’s a business model that embraces the concept of an open economy and provides financial benefits to all players who add value by contributing to the game ecosystem.Giving players the ownership over in-game assets and allowing them to increase their value by actively playing the game are key components of the play-to-earn business model. By participating in the in-game economy, players are creating value for other players and the developers. In turn they are rewarded with in-game assets. These digital assets can be anything ranging from cryptocurrencies to in-game resources that are tokenized on the blockchain. That’s why we believe the play-to-earn business model goes very well together with blockchain games.In Wanaka Farm, we aim to balance the two main pillars of:Immerse players into a relax and zentitude playing environmentProviding a revenue stream for players and community building activitiesLet’s take a look at the first point for now.At Wanaka Farm, players will immerse themselves in the role of a happy farmer by cultivating lands, crop farming, breeding pets, and decorating their own virtual land. Players can decorate their lands with different in-game items which can be bought at WanaShop. Players are given the right for in-game items created/harvested by the players as NFT properties, and can be freely tradable in WanaTrade with other players according to their needs.