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# Summary

![Hero Infinity](/files/CqFlQqavNI5G3oJvq0qO)

Hero Infinity is an NFT-based multiplayer battle game that is designed to have players compete against each other in real-time while they earn the HRI utility token and NFTs with real-world value.&#x20;

Players use avatars called Heroes, and they have different rarities and levels ranging from one to 30, and they all come with a base ability of strength, agility, and intelligence. The higher level a Hero is, the higher their chances are of winning battles.

Heroes are controlled through ERC-721 smart contracts, which means they cannot be forged or transferred to anyone without the owner’s permission.

![Example Hero Infinity Hero NFTs](/files/iiqKklDJ5J11qIAYapgc)

Players can collect multiple Hero NFTs and use them in our ecosystem to earn **HIGH** rewards in HRI tokens - the game's native currency. Our ecosystem gives benefits to users if they join battles with their NFTs and win, however players do not just have to win battles to earn; Hero Infinity has also integrated elements of decentralized finance by allowing players to loan their Hero NFTs to the platform’s staking mechanisms.


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