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# Introduction

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Welcome to PartyIcons, the first massively multiplayer competitive party royale game that connects Web2 and Web3.

PartyIcons has a vision to create a virtual world where all players can seek happiness and party forever in a brand new metaverse playground.

As Henrik Ibsen said in Ghosts, "It is the very mark of the spirit of rebellion to crave for happiness in this life."

In PartyIcons, traditional rules and restrictions can be broken, and players can try out various novel activities and entertainment. Players can freely express their thoughts and emotions, release stress, and enjoy themselves in party games.


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