Local Rips By Digital Towns
Build Your Own Digital Pack Rip Game TCG
What it does
Two free rip games from Digital Towns. Local Rips turns the inventory on your table into a rip game on your own phone. Mint or Print is a free million-rip collectible series: fifteen cards, one Myth.
Load what is already in your case, and your phone becomes the game. Every item has the same chance, the screen shows the average still in the set, and you price a rip out loud from it. Free, no cut of your sale, and your customer never makes an account. Series 001 is a sealed pool of a million rips holding 1,111 hits, and every rip is free. Pull a card and the record is yours — serial, town, time, in the public log. Pull a Contam and the counter drops by one. The Myth is somewhere in the million. We build for the seller behind the table. The cards stay in your case, the customer stays in your town, and the sale stays on your register. Your inventory, your chances, your name on the screen.…from digitaltowns.app
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