# Interact with Others & Create Stories

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### Exploration, Interaction, and Creation

Players explore the world, engaging in discussions with other users while collecting memory shards. Social aspects are emphasized, with players able to own NFTs representing avatars, power-ups, and land ownership.&#x20;

Players can also build structures on their owned parcels of land, design custom avatars, organize their own events, and craft their own stories within the game world.

### Editing, Building, and Storytelling

Players who own NFT land have the ability to edit their parcels.&#x20;

#### Story-related building

These edited lands can contain other NFTs, like journals, that add depth to the game's narrative. For example, a journal could be an NFT that contains text telling a part of the story, such as "I have been trapped here in this house for hundreds of years, transformed by the nanobots into something other than human..." These story components can be traded as NFT items in the open market, adding another layer of economic and creative engagement.

#### Metaverse-related building

The game offers various interactions that go beyond the main gameplay loop. For instance, you can build a home on your parcel, complete with an NFT gallery and a YouTube player for visitors. You can also use your parcel to host online events or display Web2 links to items you sell on your own website or online shop. This aligns with Reality Chain's vision of Metaverses as social experiences.

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