In a sign Zeus’ Bounty recruitment has plateaued, owner Tim Bentley is pitching Zeus’ Chariots.

Zeus’ Chariots is a planned NFT racing game, built around ZeusCoin.

Bentley’s dystopian vision for Zeus’ Chariots, sees addicted children playing like “crackheads” for grocery money.

Our source-material today is a
Zeus’ Chariots webinar
, held for Zeus’ Bounty affiliates on or around February 4th.

Quotes are from Tim Bentley (right) unless otherwise specified.

Zeus’ Chariots is an NFT game launched alongside
Zeus’ Bounty
.

They are in the same genre, right? In the same theme.

They will feed off one another but Zeus’ Bounty the smart-contract is really serious …

Zeus’ Chariots is fun.

With respect to “feeding off each other”, Zeus’ Bounty affiliates are being positioned into Zeus’ Chariots before anyone else.

In the other direction 5% of fees collected by Zeus’ Chariots will be redirected into Zeus’ Bounty.

Being a game, gameplay is everything. At time of publication no gameplay for Zeus’ Chariots exists.

What we do know is the game is purportedly being developed by Strider Games, a Ukrainian NFT game factory.

Despite being founded in 2018, Strider Games doesn’t appear to have released an NFT game.

Strider Games’ website features one game, Elemental Crystals, slated for release in Q4 2022.

Bentley pitches Zeus’ Chariots as a VR chariot racing game, through which players can win ZeusCoin.

For some reason Bentley thinks this hasn’t been done before.

We’re gonna do this and it’s gonna create a cult following for what we’re doing. Because nobody’s doing it.

Most of these people are just producing something, that’s already been done, kinda make a bunch of income, they don’t have any long-term equitable reason for the game. And they kind of fizzle and die out …

We wrote up something totally new. Nobody’s done this before.

We don’t have any anecdotal evidence that this is gonna work. We can’t go to the last person that did this and go, “Hey man how’d you do this? What could we do better?”

Because nobody’s ever done this before.

I had a quick look around and to date there have already been two chariot race VR games released; “
Rome Circus Maximus: Chariot Race VR
” in late 2017 and “
Historical Games: Chariot Racing
” in late 2020.

Both games look utterly terrible, both from a visual and gameplay perspective.

So uh, what’s different with Zeus’ Chariots?

While the two game above are most definitely trash tier, presumably there’s still an element of skill involved to win.

Here’s where Zeus’ Chariots facade as a game falls apart.

Our race is going to be very fair. We’re going to have controlled RNG technology. K?

There are going to be slight advantages for people in the races …

But overall this is fair technology. Everybody will have a chance to win, 
and it’s basically predetermined algorithmically.

Zeus’ Chariots is a glorified slot machine.

Obviously this isn’t targeted at actual gamers.

The only missing piece is gamers. You gu

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Zeus' Chariots?
Zeus' Chariots is a planned NFT racing game developed around ZeusCoin, launched alongside the Zeus' Bounty pyramid scheme. The game was presented to Zeus' Bounty affiliates during a February 4th webinar as a complementary venture designed to cross-promote with the parent recruitment structure.

Who is Tim Bentley?
Tim Bentley is the owner and operator of Zeus' Bounty and Zeus' Chariots. He presented the NFT gaming initiative to affiliates during a webinar, positioning the racing game as a entertainment-focused complement to the Zeus' Bounty smart contract platform.

How do Zeus' Bounty and Zeus' Chariots relate?
Both ventures operate in the same genre and thematic framework. According to promotional materials, they are designed to "feed off one another," with Zeus'

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