In Brief:
- Early Access for Computers RH goes live today at 4:00 PM UTC, and the public launch is set for October 9 at the same hour.
- Each player builds a personal island packed with computers and has to keep up with upkeep and resources.
- The game’s economy runs on the in-game token, which is used for purchases and upgrades.
Computers RH enters Early Access
Early Access for Computers RH, a PC-building game with a pixel art style, starts today at 4:00 PM UTC. The public release comes only 24 hours after that, on October 9. Before launch, the team put out a gameplay trailer and a detailed player guide, and both are now on the project’s official website.
Token distribution details
The token goes live at the same time as Early Access. The team will publish the official contract address only on the Computers RH X account, and only when the launch happens. Players should ignore any unofficial contract addresses that show up before then.
Game mechanics and features
Every player starts with their own island. There they buy computer components, put machines together and grow their setups over time. Each machine has to be maintained, which means paying for electricity, replacing parts and keeping heat under control. Because of this, piling more machines onto an island isn’t enough, and players have to keep a close eye on their costs.
The game world is online, so players can visit each other’s islands, which helps build a community inside the game.
Role of the in-game token
The token sits at the center of the economy. Players use it to buy parts, pay for upkeep and upgrade their computers. The team also plans a free mint of 3,333 NFTs that will boost token output for holders, so the collectibles feed directly into gameplay.
High interest ahead of launch
Interest in Computers RH kept growing in the run-up to launch. Within 24 hours of the announcement, the team received 8,600 Early Access applications. The game was first scheduled to release earlier, but the project moved its launch to today.
Developed on Robinhood Chain
Computers RH is made by solo developer 0xArtix, and it is bringing more attention to Robinhood Chain, which has mostly been known for tokenized stocks. A small games ecosystem has recently started to form on the chain, as projects from other game studios show.
If games like Computers RH can hold on to a lasting player base, they could help make Robinhood Chain a real platform for games and not only for trading.
Gameplay details
Computers RH is a browser game that combines building with management. Players need efficient setups, because electricity use, part wear and cooling all affect performance. Islands can be expanded over time, and the NFT collection adds depth by rewarding players who take part in the community.
Gameplay information and guides are on computersrh.xyz. Early Access opens today at 4:00 PM UTC, and the public release follows on October 9.