A weeklong competition called the "Doom Olympics" has begun, offering a $15,000 prize pool. The competition is hosted by crypto gaming project RIVES and takes place on the Cartesi blockchain, which records every movement and interaction in the game Doom. The competition features seven challenges that test players' skills in the classic shooter, with participants having the chance to win a share of the prize pool. By recording every action on-chain, the competition aims to prevent cheating and create a new standard of trust. The competition runs until September 19 and uses the "Freedoom" version of the game.



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