Since we started the project specifically for this hackathon, we focused on building the core features and functionality during the event. However, we did manage to incorporate a few new features and enhancements that significantly improved the project as we progressed:

New Features and Enhancements During the Hackathon:

Real-Time Multiplayer Interaction

• What we added: Initially, we had a basic setup for the multiplayer aspect, but during the hackathon, we enhanced it by incorporating real-time interaction between players. This allowed users to communicate, interact with the environment, and take part in shared activities seamlessly.
• How: We implemented WebRTC for real-time communication and interaction, ensuring a fluid and responsive experience even in a decentralized system.
  Smart Contract Optimization
• What we added: While our initial smart contract had basic functionality, we focused on optimizing it to handle complex interactions, including decentralized identity management and on-chain data handling.
• How: We refactored the smart contract to reduce gas costs and ensure smooth scalability across different environments. This involved modularizing the contract to separate logic for different activities and using EVM-compatible smart contracts for cross-chain compatibility.
  Cross-Chain Interoperability
• What we added: Initially, our focus was on Solana, but we added the ability to connect with EVM-based chains through bridging protocols like Wormhole, ensuring users could access the platform regardless of the chain they are on.
• How: By utilizing Wormhole, we created cross-chain bridges that allow assets and data to move seamlessly between Solana and EVM-based networks.
  3D World and User Avatars
• What we added: We started with basic 2D elements, but during the hackathon, we enhanced the user interface by integrating a 3D world for m