# Getting Started

Ready to dive into the world of BTC PixelWar? 

Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get started:

### 1. Set Up Your BTC wallet

* **Create a BTC Wallet**: If you don't have one, you'll need to create a Bitcoin wallet to play. [UniSat](https://unisat.io/) is recommended.
* **Deposit BTC**: Add some Bitcoin to your wallet. This will be used to purchase pixels and participate in the game.

### 2. Access the Game

* **Visit the Website**: Go to [BTC PixelWar's website](https://btcpixelwar.io/).
* **Connect Your Wallet**: Click on the Wallet icon in the top right corner of the screen to link your BTC wallet with the game.

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### **3. Create Your Artwork**

* **Choose Pixels**: Select the pixels on the canvas where you'd like to add color, or use the drawing tools or drawing bot to craft your image. **Remember, you're engaging in a pixel war, so you have the ability to override any pixel as you strategize and create.**
* **Submit Pixels**:  Satisfied with your masterpiece? Submit it, and follow the on-screen instructions to finalize the purchase with your BTC wallet.

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**4. Collaborate with Others**

* **Join the Community**: Engage with other players on the platform and collaborate on shared artwork.
* **Coordinate and Create**: Work together with fellow artists to contribute to a collective masterpiece. Share ideas, strategize, and watch your shared vision come to life.

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Now you're all set to explore, create, and collaborate in BTC PixelWar. Enjoy the artistic journey, and happy creating!


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