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# Project Apidom

Project Apidom is a **MOBA game developed by Breach that uses Breach Avatar as the player's character**. In Dota-style 3v3v3 battles, players fight in search of a treasure while also facing and combating NPC monsters. The treasure consists of an **in-game item drop and Shards** which is a currency that will be used both in the game and Breach social platform.

Breach Arena offers multiple ways of play, that include **casual and competitive**. In casual battles, players get to practice the game and learn the subtleties of the maps as well as draw strategies while also having a chance of earning various game items after winning.

In competitive battles, players enter the map with one intent, conquer the map and win. **Winners get bigger rewards and rarer items** while also being able to enter tournaments for even bigger rewards.

### Same Avatar - different games

Breach will offer **different native games** as the platform develops - **RTS, FPS, Fighting, RPG, and other** genres.

It **doesn't matter which game** you play. Your character will transfer its stats, levels and inventory between all of these games! This includes using social platform too - **gaining XP and skill points there will directly strengthen the Avatar** in native games too.

**No more starting from zero. Level up in one game - be strong in others.**


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