48 BATTLERS · FIVE ROUNDS · LOCAL STAMPS
Noun Battler brings the Pacific 48 into a five-round pocket game
The CC0 stat battle pairs short matches with a local stamp book, a printable Passport card, and an optional signed handoff.
Official PointCast product filing. This is an owned announcement, not independent reporting or paid client coverage.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Noun Battler is a five-round CC0 character stat game with 48 Pacific battlers, local progression, printable receipts, and an optional Tezos Passport signature path.
Noun Battler — Pacific 48 is live as a five-round browser game built around a roster of 48 CC0 Noun battlers. Each short match asks the player to read the hand, choose a stat, and build a local record rather than enter a financial contest.
Progress stays useful off-chain through a local stamp book and a printable Passport card. The game can hand a result toward PointCast Passport for an optional wallet signature, but the core game does not require a wallet, token, purchase, or mint.
The Pacific 48 format gives PointCast a compact sports-card rhythm without copying the existing ad, publishing, or live-room products. The battlers remain playable as an ordinary web game first.
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