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# XPReward App (Beta)

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## GamersXPReward dApp

GamersXP reward dApp is a native desktop application developed using real-time Javascript APIs. dApp can track and use AAA Games' events, in real-time, for moment-by-moment game events a few of which are kills, deaths, and match outcomes.&#x20;

This technology, combined with blockchain technology is what makes GamersXP reward platform unique in Play-and-Earn. After having completed the daily available challenges through the dApp, users are rewarded with GMXP tokens.&#x20;

Users will have the opportunity to purchase available schemes for their preferable PC games, giving them access to unlock extra game challenges. This will lead to them being able to earn more Tokens and further explore their gaming skills. Users have the ability to purchase any available Level Up scheme for each game, giving them the option to purchase whatever they desire.&#x20;

Bonus challenges will be regularly updated to keep user engagement at the highest. This will ensure that users will use the dApp on a daily basis.

## XPReward Mobile App

GamersXP ecosystem, in PC gaming, isn’t but the initial step. We are working towards introducing the same concept, as the GamersXP dApp, also for mainstream mobile games.


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