Quote from: cryptosyor on Today at 11:46:08 AM

I published all my characters that I created 6 years ago. They were drawn for my first game. At that time I was just studying programming and knew how to use Photoshop a little. I wanted to make some simple, interesting but difficult game. At the time, there was a popular game called Flappy Bird. I saw how many clones were created by other developers and the popularity of these games skyrocketed in the ratings following the original. I didn't want to copy, so I decided to do something similar. The developers of the Flappy Bird made another game that also became popular - Swing Copters. I took these games, mixed them, added something of my own, and that's how I got the game - Top Heights. Unfortunately my game hasn't become popular.

And now I saw a new trend - these are nft tokens. I thought maybe this time, at least someone will be interesting to my creation. I also took those images that I had in the archive. Each character was like an achievement in the game that could be unlocked.

It seemed to me that this is an interesting idea and story for the nft token. I registered on opensea, figured out how to create nft tokens, and minted them. As a result, an nft token was obtained for each character.

I started posting them on reddit, bitcointalk, but this time nobody was interested in them either. But I'll be honest - it was very exciting and interesting for me.

IMO that's what matters the most, learning experience. By doing what you did, you have the advantage over more than 99% of people who are "into crypto".
Every chance to get educated is a win in my book