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# Roadmap

## **Phase 1**

* [x] Website and social channels created - (Discord, Telegram, Twitter, Medium)
* [x] Game mechanics development 
* [x] Game economics development
* [x] MVP Game Development 
* [x] Community Events Seed and Private Rounds Completed 
* [x] Creation of Melaxy Genesis Pass NFT
* [x] 4,000 ‘Stable’ planets with unique appearances are available 
* [x] 20,000 Spaceships with unique characteristics and appearance 
* [x] NFT Creation Engine Completed 
* [x] Captains sneak-peak

## **Phase 2**

* [ ] Launchpad the Melaxy Genesis Pass
* [ ] New Website Layout and Design
* [ ] Team Expansion
* [ ] Partnership announcements 
* [ ] IDO / IEO 
* [ ] Token generation event (TGE) and DEX listing 
* [ ] Airdrop of Spaceship NFT 
* [ ] Beta game release 

## **Phase 3**

* [ ] Melaxy Galaxy is available for exploration 
* [ ] The New Pegasus galaxy development 
* [ ] The Inferno Galaxy development 
* [ ] The planet construction system is online (SLG gameplay) 
* [ ] Supporting VR devices such as Oculus 
* [ ] The Fleet system and guild system are online 
* [ ] Unique combat system in Inferno Galaxy

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