Sewer Passes: Unlocking The Key To Yuga Labs’ Latest NFT Game

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Yuga Labs, the studio behind Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) is expanding its NFT ecosystem with a free mint and a skill-based game called Dookey Dash.

The game starts on Jan 17th with a free mint for existing BAYC holders called Sewer Passes, which are the key to unlocking the game. The game is open to anyone who holds a Sewer Pass and the goal is to receive a score higher than 0 to validate their Sewer Passes and “transform them into a mysterious power source.”

The game will end on Feb 15th, and the results will be revealed on that day. Yuga Labs has also hinted that whatever is revealed will “evolve throughout 2023” and will be used in future “battles.”

This NFT mint is part of Yuga’s broader plans to develop an interoperable metaverse experience called “The Otherside” which allows players to own land and turn their existing NFTs into playable characters.

The full Bored Ape Yacht Club Twitter post can be read below

“Apes, stretch your eyeballs and warm up your scroll muscles — lots of new info about next week. Short version: monkey butthole, Sewer Pass January 17, skill-based mint begins January 18, new power sources. Video explainer coming soon, more at http://MDvMM.xyz…”

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