Open Loot is taking a significant step to support its community by launching a discount credit program valued at $2.9 million. This initiative is designed to assist players who have invested in titles that are now departing from the platform, and the source reports that this move aims to enhance player retention and satisfaction.
New Program for Non-Big Time Game Purchases
The program will allow purchases made between August 2023 and September 2025 in non-Big Time games to qualify for credits. These credits can reduce up to 25% of the cost of primary purchases in Big Time when used in conjunction with the platform's OL token.
Aim of the Program
This move is aimed at ensuring that early supporters of the platform retain some value as the ecosystem evolves and adapts to new challenges.
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