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Honestly, the games are probably the part of @PlayOnMint that deserves more attention. I’ve been checking out what’s available on MINT and I like that you can actually open the app and play instead of just reading announcements all day. There’s a decent mix of games, so it doesn’t feel like you’re doing the exact same thing every time. You can jump in for a quick session, have some fun, and keep coming back to try something different. That’s what makes the upcoming Mint A Bear drop more interesting to me too. The NFT isn’t just being presented as something to sit in your wallet. And with the Nucleus program ending soon, this is probably a good time to actually explore MINT for yourself.

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