A lot of smart contract games today use random number generation. Unfortunately, these random numbers can be tampered with or manipulated by people, miners, and smart contract developers. This problem can be solved by using Chainlink’s VRF, which publishes its proof on chain before being consumed by applications. For our project, we decided to create a “Russian Roulette” game that uses Chainlink’s VRF to create a random number for every round. For v1, there will be 6 players. Each round will start with a bullet being loaded into the chamber( the bullet will be the Chainlink random number). Each player will be assigned a number (0-5) and will take turns pulling the trigger. If the player's position in each round matches the VRF random number, then that player is eliminated, and another round starts. This continues until there is one remaining player, who then takes home the prize. We have not seen many games using chainlink’s VRF, so our team agreed that it would be a great opportunity to create one ourselves.
- Each game will be initiated by a single player. That player will then decide how much it will cost to enter their game. They will do so by depositing a certain amount of ether of their choosing, which will then become the ticket price for other players to enter that specific game.
- Each game will require 6 players. Once the initiated game is filled, the game will begin.
- The game will start by each player taking turns pulling the trigger. If player1 pulls the trigger and is not shot, then player 2 will shoot. This will continue until a player is shot, resulting in that player being eliminated. After a player is eliminated, the chamber will be re-rolled and a new round will be started with the remaining players. The last player standing wins!
- Multiple games running at the same time.
- Different game modes, such as 3,4,5 player games, 50/50 games, etc.
- Incorporating NFT’s through airdrops as well as collaborating with other NFT drops.
- Improving our front end for a better user experience