Quest Service is a thought-provoking, single-player game designed to challenge players' logical thinking and reasoning skills. Dive into a world of cause-and-effect puzzles, logical sequences, and problem-solving challenges to prove your mastery over logic!
- Engaging Puzzles: Solve dynamic cause-and-effect puzzles across various science, logic, and reasoning scenarios.
- Stellar Integration: Earn on-chain achievements and rewards as NFTs for completing puzzles.
- Token System: Use XLM and custom tokens to unlock special levels, hints, and features.
- Scalable Gameplay: Designed to be simple yet progressively harder as you advance.
Quest Service brings gamification and educational value to the Stellar ecosystem by:
- Onboarding New Users: Introduces blockchain concepts through engaging gameplay, making Stellar more accessible to non-technical users.
- Showcasing Soroban Capabilities: Demonstrates practical use cases for Soroban smart contracts in gaming and NFT rewards.
- Community Engagement: Creates an interactive way for users to earn and interact with Stellar assets while developing problem-solving skills.
- Educational Impact: Combines logical thinking challenges with blockchain education, helping users understand decentralized systems through hands-on experience.
- Ecosystem Growth: Drives transaction volume and smart contract adoption on the Stellar network through meaningful user interactions.
- Backend: NestJS, Soroban (Stellar), MongoDB/PostgreSQL
- Frontend: React, TailwindCSS
- Blockchain: Stellar for on-chain achievements and rewards
- Smart Contracts: Soroban smart contracts for NFTs and token rewards
We use Docker Compose to orchestrate the application, database, and microservices for a seamless local development experience.
- Docker Desktop installed and running.
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Setup Environment Create your environment configuration file:
cp .env.example .env
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Start All Services Build and launch the entire stack:
docker-compose up --build
- This command starts PostgreSQL and all Node.js microservices. Hot Reload is enabled, so changes in your code will automatically update the running container.
Once running, you can access the services at:
- Quest Service: http://localhost:3000
- Notification Service: http://localhost:3001
- Social Service: http://localhost:3002
- Database (PostgreSQL): localhost:5432
- Stop everything: Press Ctrl+C or run docker-compose down
- Rebuild after adding new dependencies: docker-compose up --build
We welcome contributions from the community! Whether you're a developer, designer, or just passionate about logic games, Quest Service is open for you to add new puzzles, features, or help improve the game!
This project is licensed under the MIT License.