Easter Egg System
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The Pina Mania Easter Egg system introduces an unprecedented viral growth mechanism, designed to enhance the game's fun and shareability through social interaction and sharing.
Core Gameplay of the Easter Egg System
Pina Mania's Easter Egg System is designed to drive viral growth through social sharing. Players can spread the game by sharing their exclusive Easter Egg links, encouraging others to join and redeem rewards.
Trigger Conditions: Upon clearing the 6th stage during their first adventure of the day, players automatically receive a personal Easter Egg password and a shareable link, marking the start of their Pina viral journey.
Validity: The Easter Egg password is valid for 24 hours. Once expired, players need to complete another adventure to obtain a new password.
Easter Egg Password Sharing: Players can share their password via social media, groups, or direct messaging. Others who click on the shared link can participate in redeeming the rewards.
Referral Bonus: For each friend invited through their unique link, players earn a random reward, which could be Pina or Pina Coins.
Redemption Rewards: By entering the Easter Egg password, players randomly receive Pina Coins or rare Pina items.
Sharing Rewards: When others use the shared Easter Egg link, the sharer earns additional Pina Coins as a commission.
Rare Rewards: Limited rare items and collectibles will be distributed in stages for those actively sharing their links.
Claim Easter Egg Rewards: After redeeming, players are awarded random Pina Coin rewards.
Share Easter Egg Rewards: Sharers earn an additional commission of Pina Coins when their link is used.
Rare Reward Mechanism: Along with regular Pina Coin rewards, players may also receive rare Pina items or exclusive limited-edition collectibles.
Each successful Easter Egg share triggers a reward for the sharer, creating a continuous, multi-layered viral sharing system. This mechanism encourages players to spread the game, generating growth and engagement across their networks.