Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Patna, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"​APP OVERVIEW (Simple Explanation)
​1. Gameplay Similar to Subway Surfers
​The player runs.
​Collects coins.
​Avoids obstacles.
​Speed increases over time.
​The coins hold REAL value.
​2. Unlimited Coins System
​The player can collect as many coins as they want.
​There is no limit on coins.
​3. Cashout System
​There will be a "Cashout" button in the game.
​If you cash out: You get money equivalent to the coins collected.
​But if you hit an obstacle: All coins become ZERO.
​4. Cashout Restricted to VIP Users
VIP Plans:
​₹599 weekly
​₹1299 monthly
​₹12999 yearly
​5. Attempt Fee (Company’s Guaranteed Profit)
​The company earns a fixed profit of ₹5 every time a run starts.
​Whether the player crashes or cashes out — the company earns every time.
​6. Company Commission
​On cashouts, the company takes a 30% commission.
​The player receives 70% of the earnings.
​7. If the Player Crashes (Player Zero, Company 100% Profit)
​The player gets nothing.
​The company has already received the attempt fee.
​8. Boosters System (Extra Earnings)
​Magnet, Shield, Jump booster, Score booster.
​All boosters will be paid → generating extra revenue for the company.
​9. How do Payouts Work?
​The company does not pay out from its own pocket.
​The payout system works via a pool.
​The Pool consists of: VIP fees + Booster sales + Attempt fees + Commissions + Lost earnings from crashed users.
​10. This is Not Gambling
​No entry bet.
​Purely skill-based.
​The player decides the cashout timing themselves.
​ FINAL SUMMARY:
"This is a real-money skill game similar to Subway Surfers. Players can earn unlimited coins and cash out, but if they hit an obstacle, everything becomes ZERO. Cashout is available only for VIP users. The company earns ₹5 on every run and takes a 30% commission on cashouts. Users who crash result in full profit for the pool. The company never incurs a loss because the payout comes from the pool system, not the company's funds." (client-provided description)