2026-01-12 12:30:05

The weekly update of Puffverse is here. Kicking off the new year, this gaming ecosystem continues to iterate, with recent shares including many practical contents—such as Puffverse gameplay tutorial series, professional-level game strategy analysis, and guidance for advanced exploration. Community engagement is also quite active.

If you're interested in Web3 games or want to understand this project's development roadmap for 2026, now is a great time. More and more players are finding their rhythm in Puffverse, with both newcomers and veterans each finding their place. It's worth paying attention to how this ecosystem will evolve next.

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WalletInspector

· 11h ago

A bunch of strategy tutorials, just to see if anyone has really made money

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GweiTooHigh

· 11h ago

Talking about Puffverse again, can you give some real substance?

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MEVHunter_9000

· 11h ago

Really? Puffverse is coming up with new tricks again? Is the community activity this high? --- Professional-level strategy analysis... sounds impressive, but how much can you actually earn? --- I've heard this kind of pitch from both beginners and veterans too many times haha --- The tutorial sharing is quite diligent, but can the ecosystem really last until 2026? --- It seems like most Web3 games are similar. Is there any differentiation? --- Oh no, is this project serious or just another money-grabbing scheme? --- Iterate, iterate, iterate every day. How's the user retention rate, everyone? --- Oh wow, another project I need to research. Never mind, I'll take a look first.

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WenAirdrop

· 11h ago

Wow, Puffverse is creating new features again? The community is so active, it really seems like they are dedicated to iteration. There are tutorials and strategy guides, which is really friendly for newcomers... Let me see if it's worth jumping in. How's the roadmap for 2026? Are there any big moves? By the way, with such high ecosystem activity, could there be a new airdrop mechanism?

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ForkTongue

· 11h ago

It seems like this week's updates look pretty good, with the tutorial + strategy analysis combo really impressive. But wait, are professional-level analyses really that expert, or are they just the kind of stuff that looks knowledgeable but actually cuts the grass? I've heard plenty of people say that beginners and veterans can play this kind of thing, but in the end, you still have to pay to truly experience it. I'm a bit interested in the 2026 roadmap, but only if this time it's not just a PPT pie-in-the-sky. I believe in high community activity; after all, early-stage projects are usually like that. --- The Puff ecosystem feels like it's being seriously refined, unlike some projects that only do marketing. --- Wait, do you have to pay to learn professional-level strategies? --- I believe in being beginner-friendly, but the question is whether the subsequent economic model can hold up. --- The weekly update frequency is okay; I just want to see some hardcore data instead of these conceptual packages.

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