My SteemHop & SteemLudo Journey

Bonjour, les amis ! ‎I hope everyone is doing well and having a good time. Today, I am back again with another gaming experience from Steemit. ‎This time, I want to share my experience with SteemHop and SteemLudo. What I like about these games is that they are not just something you play for a few minutes and forget about. Once you start seeing your name move up the leaderboard, you naturally want to keep playing and see how far you can go. And honestly, that is where the fun begins.

One of the games I have been enjoying is SteemHop. At first, the game may look simple. You just need to keep moving forward and try to survive for as long as possible. Although, once you start playing, you'll quickly realise that it is not that easy. There are different obstacles waiting for you along the way. You have to be careful with the vehicles on the road, find the right moment to cross the river, watch out when passing through the railway line, and even stay alert for the eagle flying above. That means you cannot just keep moving without thinking.

Sometimes, you'll have to slow down and wait for the right opportunity. Other times, you'll have to make a quick decision before you lose your chance. That is what makes it interesting for me. One small mistake can change the whole game.

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Today, I checked my position on the leaderboard and found myself sitting at number 18. I have already played all my 30 games, so now I can only wait and see how things develop as other players continue playing. I want to remain among the top 20 and, if possible, climb even higher. There are many experienced players competing, so staying on the leaderboard is not what I want to joke with. The top 20 players are currently doing really well, and some of them have clearly spent a lot of time learning the game and improving their scores. Now I am curious to see which players will be able to hold their positions until the end of the round.

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Apart from SteemHop, I have also been spending some time on SteemLudo. If you have played Ludo before, you already know the basic idea. You move your pieces around the board and try to get them safely to the finishing point before your opponents. But playing it online gives the experience a different feeling.

Note that you are not simply playing against a computer. You can meet other players and compete with people from different parts of the world. You can also play as a team, which makes things even more interesting. Sometimes you are just enjoying the game, and sometimes you suddenly realise that your opponent is seriously trying to beat you. That competitive feeling is one of the things that keeps the game interesting. I also checked my ranking on SteemLudo, and this time I found myself at number 11. That means I am literally just one step away from the top 10. And now, of course, I want to push a little harder. Getting to number 11 is nice, but seeing my name inside the top 10 would be much better.

Another thing I find interesting about SteemLudo is the live multiplayer experience. Players from different parts of the world can join the game and play against one another. You can also communicate during the game through voice chat and messaging. That makes it feel less like you are playing a game alone on your phone and more like you are sitting at a table with other players. You never really know who you are going to meet in the next game. One match can be relaxed, while the next one can become very competitive, and that variety keeps things fresh.

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For me, it is not only about the rewards. Of course, the possibility of earning rewards makes the competition more exciting, but I also enjoy the challenge of improving my own position. Yesterday you might be number 30. Today you are number 18. Then suddenly, you are looking at number 11 and thinking: Just one more step. That is how I feel right now with SteemLudo. I am close to the top 10, while I am also trying to maintain my position in SteemHop. So, the competition continues. If you enjoy simple games, competition, leaderboards and playing with other people, you might want to give these games a try. You can check them out here:

‎SteemHop:
‎https://steemhop.org

‎SteemLudo:
‎https://steemx.org/ludo

‎Maybe I will see some of you on the leaderboard soon. And who knows? You might even become the person I am trying to overtake. For now, I will keep playing, keep improving and see where these games take me.

Thanks for reading, friends. If you've been playing already, what's your current position on SteemHop or SteemLudo? Let's hear from you in the comments!