LitGames
Fast on-chain arcade with verifiable randomness.
LitGames is a gaming arcade platform running on LitVM, listed in the official directory as an on-chain arcade utilizing verifiable randomness. According to its published documentation, the platform features a Mines game and lists Crash and Dice as upcoming additions. The project states that its Mines gameplay relies on cryptographic commitments: prior to starting a round, the backend generates a hidden board and creates a Merkle root commitment that is included in a signed quote. Players select their stake and risk level by choosing bomb counts, reveal tiles using generated proof data, and attempt to cash out before encountering a mine. Game outcomes are finalized on-chain, where contract calls verify the revealed tile proofs against the original committed Merkle root. The website also reports an active Season 1 program offering daily quests, streak tracking, and a 50 USDC prize pool.
Questions
- How does LitGames handle randomness and fair outcomes in its Mines game?
- According to the project, the backend commits to a complete hidden board using a Merkle root inside a signed quote before a round begins. When a player reveals cells, proof data matching that Merkle root is relayed to on-chain contracts at finalization to verify the board was not altered mid-game.
- What game modes are available on LitGames?
- The platform's documentation describes an active Mines game, with Crash and Dice listed as planned additions.
- What rewards are structured in LitGames Season 1?
- The project states that Season 1 incorporates daily play quests, streak tracking, and a 50 USDC prize pool.