Six tweets in, I've covered the token, the lore, the NFT terms, the game, and the artist. Time to say what's actually there.
The real stuff: a designed site, a PFP generator you can use today, a token on Robinhood Chain with locked LP and zero team allocation, and an artist the community links to Pudgy Penguins.
@Slippyclub also has the whitelist open, the NFT perks laid out, and Slippy Siege announced for Steam and App Store.
Now the part most threads skip. Mint date, price, and supply are still TBA. The revenue share percentage isn't published. The license isn't a signed contract you can point to. The game isn't out.
None of that means the project is fake. It means those pieces are still paper, not product. There's a difference, and it matters when you're deciding whether to spend money.
I'd rather read a project that admits what's pending than one that treats promises like facts.
Would you rather back something with a short track record and clear gaps, or wait until everything's delivered and the entry price is higher?