Dour Darcels and Slam Jam partner up to release NFT fashion game Dour Fits

Dour Darcel, the famous cyclopean protagonist from Darcel Disappoints or Dour Darcels’ NFT selection, has returned as a fashionista. The unique protagonists come back this time with a thrilling fashion NFT distributed ledgers game named ‘Dour Fits.’ The video game’s first partnership will be with Slam Jam, the iconic worldwide fashion streetwear manufacturer, and will take place during Milan Fashion Week.

Dour Darcels would finally reveal ‘Dour Fits,’ their new crypto game, to correspond with Milan Fashion Week. The video game was created by skilled professionals, including the old Apple Games programmer Adam Johnson.

The video game essentially enables NFT owners to design the NFT Darcel and fight in activities to earn digital apparel tokens and tangible apparel for the Dour Fits dress. Surprisingly, the entire Dour Darcels public chooses each occasion’s victor.

Slam Jam is on a roll

This unique Dour Darcels clothing NFT video game‘s first occasion is a partnership with the Slam Jam brand.  Established in 1989 by Luca Benini, this casualwear label has a distinct style and draws creativity from craftsmanship, songs, and clubs to promote underground street fashion apparel development. They had previously collaborated with AC Milan, Levi’s, and Nike.

To begin, users are provided with electronic editions of Slam Jam’s clothing to dress the Darcel in, including one week to create and publish their clothes. The public of Dour Darcels then votes on whose fit perfectly matches the topic. That is all.

The victor will be given seven unique Dour Fit x Slam Jam NFTs and tangible spinoffs of those garments and athletic shoes.

You could share your newly designed Dour Darcel NFT on social media even though it doesn’t come out on top.

As previously stated, Adam Johnson, an old Apple Games author, developed the Dour Fits video game. It was supervised by Craig Redman, the illustrator who has been publicizing the peaks and valleys of the web since 2008. Before entering the universe of NFTs, Redman used his Darcel Disappoints persona in collaborations with Adidas, UNIQLO, Coca-Cola, and the now-defunct Parisian clothing store.