A gaming company that integrates Web3 technology and creativity to develop engaging experiences, exemplified by their DigiDaigaku NFT collection.
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Limit Break is a gaming company that combines Web3 technology and creativity to build experiences that connect people globally. Their flagship project, DigiDaigaku, is a collection of free NFTs, including Genesis, Heroes, Spirits, Potions, Adventure keys, Villains, and Dragons, allowing users to collect, play games, and join the community.
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