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About Wam
What is Wam?
WAM is a play-and-earn platform of skill games and tournaments, run by Digitap World SRL from Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Its app launched in September 2019. The site describes it as an award-winning platform where anyone can compete in simple tournaments for digital assets such as the WAM token and collectibles. It is a hub of short skill games rather than a single title.
How to play
Players pick a game mode, either a personalised experience or a social, competitive one, and play solo or with friends. Teams let groups of friends compete together. Tournaments are the core: winners receive WAM tokens and collectibles, and players can also create their own User Generated Tournaments to draw others in. Achievements pay rewards for completed goals, and invites earn referral rewards. The app adds chat, profiles for comparing performance, badges and a marketplace for avatars, boosters and badges. WAM says it uses AI to adapt content to each player and to detect fraud and keep play fair.
Platforms and economy
WAM runs on mobile web, the app stores, a web version and a Telegram Mini App. The WAM token is a utility token with a fixed supply of one billion, issued on BNB Chain, Cronos, MultiversX and Solana, with a bridge between them. The in-app wallet supports card purchases and on-chain deposits and withdrawals. The site reports more than 3.6 million registered users and more than 8 million tournaments played.
Our verdict
Wam is a BNB Chain title built around collectible digital creatures, also called Wams, that exist as on-chain assets rather than entries in a private database. The loop described by the project is straightforward: acquire creatures, level them up, put them into player-versus-player battles, and earn rewards, with an in-game marketplace where Wams change hands for cryptocurrency.
What works, at least on paper, is the clarity of that structure. Collect-battle-trade is a well-understood shape, and settling ownership on BNB Chain means low transaction costs relative to older networks, plus a real secondary market rather than a closed economy. What is less reassuring is how little sits behind the pitch. No developer is publicly attached to the listing, the genre is unclassified, and the available description leans on generic blockchain-gaming language — decentralised, transparent, secure — rather than on specifics of how battles resolve, how creature stats work, or what the rewards actually consist of. Anyone evaluating this should treat the tokenomics and the durability of the marketplace as open questions and check wam.app directly.
It suits players already comfortable holding on-chain assets and willing to research a project themselves. Readers looking for a documented, deeply detailed creature-battler will want more information than is currently public.
This is our own editorial assessment. We do not score games — ratings come from players.
Wam pros and cons
What we like
5 pros- Digital creatures ('Wams') are unique and stored on-chain, giving verifiable ownership and authenticity
- Built-in marketplace lets players buy and sell Wams with cryptocurrency
- Progression and PvP loop: level up Wams, battle other players, and earn rewards
- Runs on BNB Chain, a low-fee network familiar to most crypto gamers
- Has its own live website at wam.app for direct access
What to watch
4 cons- Single-chain (BNB Chain only) — no multi-chain support or asset portability
- Collect-trade-battle creature formula is a crowded, heavily copied niche
- Earning rewards depends on NFT and token values, exposing players to crypto market volatility
- No details published on tokenomics, team, or player numbers to judge the project's health
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Funding rounds1
| Round | Investors | Amount | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Funding round | +7 | $2.3M | — |
