Official Channels

Transparency and community engagement are core to our approach. We maintain multiple official communication channels to keep players, investors, and community members informed and involved at every stage . Whether you’re seeking news on updates, looking to discuss strategies with fellow players, or need support, our channels have you covered.

Official Website

Our primary information hub is the StupidMonkeys Realm Hero website. Here you’ll find comprehensive details about the game, token, roadmap, and links to all other resources. The site will also integrate the web version of our marketplace and account management. Alongside, the official blog (medium or a section on the site) is regularly updated with:

• Developer diaries and insights into game updates.

• Patch notes and version release details, explaining new features or balance changes.

• Tokenomics updates or explanations of any economic changes in the game.

• Governance discussion summaries – recaps of recent proposals and decisions.

This ensures that even those who are not active on social media can read in-depth articles about the project’s progress and vision in one place.

Social Media Channels

We engage the community across popular social platforms to share news bites, media, and foster community-created content:

• Twitter (X): For quick announcements, partnership news, teaser content, and important alerts, our Twitter account (@StupidMonkeysGame) is the go-to . We aim to post frequently to keep followers updated on development milestones, countdowns to events, and highlight community fan art or plays. It’s also a key channel for reaching the broader crypto audience.

• YouTube: Our YouTube channel hosts game trailers, feature deep-dives, and developer video updates . We’ll also publish recordings of live streams, promotional videos like how-to tutorials for new players, and eventually esports match highlights or community event recordings. Long-form video is great for those wanting to really see the game in action or learn about features in detail.

• Reddit: We maintain a subreddit (r/StupidMonkeysRealm or similar) as an open forum for discussion . Here, players can share strategies, ask questions, or post feedback in a threaded, searchable format. The dev team (or community managers) will periodically do AMA (Ask Me Anything) sessions on Reddit to directly answer community questions in depth.

Future:

• Instagram: We use Instagram to share visual content – concept art, 3D renders of characters, short gameplay clips, and behind-the-scenes photos of the team . This caters to fans who love the artistic side and builds hype with eye-catching imagery.

• TikTok: Short-form video content (gameplay highlights, quick tips, or meme-worthy moments) will be shared on TikTok . This helps target a younger demographic of gamers and can lead to viral marketing moments given TikTok’s reach.

These social media platforms allow both one-way broadcast of information and two-way interaction. We encourage comments, shares, and will respond to questions to maintain a lively presence. Our hashtag (#StupidMonkeysRealmHero, #MonkeyRealm, etc.) is actively monitored to spot community content we can boost.

Community Platforms

• Discord: Discord is the heart of our community interaction – a place for real-time chat and coordination . Our official Discord server has channels for different topics: announcements (read-only channel for important news), general chat, help questions, suggestions, guild/clan recruitment, off-topic hangouts, etc. It also has specialized sections like PvP strategies, PvE tips, marketplace trading discussions . We’ve set up bots to relay key announcements from the blog or Twitter into Discord so nobody misses anything. Discord is where we host live community events: e.g., live AMA voice sessions with devs, trivia contests, or listening parties for new in-game music. It also supports language-specific channels for our international users. We offer exclusive Discord roles to OG NFT holders, top-ranked players, or active contributors, giving them recognition in the community . Moderators (some from the community) help keep the Discord civil and organized. As the game’s “virtual town hall,” Discord allows direct feedback – we have feedback channels and we do polls or reactions to gauge sentiment on changes.

• Telegram: For those who prefer Telegram, we have an official Telegram channel or group for quick updates and discussions . It’s also tied into our mini-game (since the mini-game lives on Telegram initially). Telegram is useful for mobile-friendly updates and quick chats, though deeper discussions happen on Discord or Reddit. We share marketplace news and urgent notices on Telegram as needed, and community managers engage there as well.

Developer & Governance Updates

Transparency is key, and we are committed to keeping the community informed:

• GitBook Documentation: We maintain a detailed GitBook (or docs site) that serves as a living manual for the game . This covers game mechanics, tokenomics, governance processes, support how-tos, etc., essentially all the information from the whitepaper and more, kept up-to-date. It’s a resource for players who want to dive into specifics or for newcomers who need instructions. We update this documentation alongside each game update.

• Medium/Dev Blog: For transparency on development, aside from patch notes, we might publish more narrative dev blogs on Medium . These can cover topics like “Challenges we solved in integrating Layer-2” or “Design philosophy behind our play-to-earn economy,” giving insight beyond just announcements.

• Governance Portal: As the DAO kicks in, an official governance portal will be available. This is where proposals are posted and voting happens. It will be accessible via web, and we’ll notify via other channels when a new proposal is live so that members can go vote. The portal provides transparency into results and archives of past proposals.

Customer Support & Help Desk

For individual help, we have a Help Center/FAQ and support channels . The Help Center likely lives on our website, providing self-service articles on common issues (installation, account linking, troubleshooting blockchain connectivity, etc.) . If players need further assistance, we offer:

• Support Ticket System: an online form or Discord support tickets where players can submit issues. Our support team will respond typically within 24-48 hours depending on volume .

• Email Support: A dedicated support email ([e-mail]) is available for account issues or inquiries that require privacy (like account recovery, payment issues) .

We prioritize resolving issues promptly to maintain trust.

Maintaining these robust communication channels, we ensure that whether you’re an investor tracking the project’s progress, a hardcore gamer looking for patch details, or a new player needing help, you’ll always know where to find information and engage with us. StupidMonkeys Realm Hero is not just a game, but a community, and through these channels we celebrate that community and keep it informed every step of the way.