Blockopoly - Decentralized Blockchain Monopoly Game

Blockopoly is a blockchain-powered version of the classic Monopoly game. It leverages Web3 technologies such as ERC20 tokens, NFTs, and Ethereum smart contracts to create a decentralized and transparent gaming experience.

Dev's

• @YuvaSriSai18
• @Pranav2885
• @SathvikInguva
• @MeghanaChowdary29042004

Tech Stack

• Frontend: React with TypeScript
• Backend: Web Sockets for real-time multiplayer interactions
• Blockchain: Solidity for smart contract development

Features

• Blockchain Integration: Secure and transparent transactions using Ethereum.
• ERC20 & ERC721 Implementation: In-game currency (ERC20) and properties as NFTs (ERC721).
• Multi-player Compatibility: Play with friends in real-time using WebSockets.
• Decentralized Transactions: Eliminates intermediaries and ensures fair gameplay.
• Smart Contracts: Automates property purchases, rent payments, and token distribution.
• Fullscreen Mode: Enhanced user experience with an immersive interface.

Why Blockopoly?

Traditional online Monopoly games rely on centralized servers, which can be manipulated. Blockopoly solves this issue by:

• Ensuring transparency with blockchain transactions.
• Providing true ownership of in-game assets via NFTs.
• Making transactions immutable and secure with smart contracts.
• Offering a decentralized gaming experience without intermediaries.

How It Works

1. Players start with a fixed amount of Monopoly Money (ERC20 tokens).
2. When a player buys a property, an NFT (ERC721) is minted and assigned to them.
3. Rent and transactions are automatically processed via smart contracts.
4. The game follows the traditional Monopoly rules but with blockchain-backed transactions.

What You Need to Play

• A MetaMask wallet (or any Web3-enabled wallet)
• Some Ethereum (ETH) for gas fees
• A deployed version of Blockopoly (or run it locally)

Run Locally

Clone the project:

  git clone https://github.com/YuvaSriSai18/Hack-SRM-reloaded

Go to the project directory:

  cd web_2

Install dependencies:

  npm install

Start the server:

  npm run dev

License

This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.