# The Heist

> A high-stakes, risk-based game of crime, corruption...and bananas.

A high-stakes, risk-based idle game on Solana featuring primate factions competing for resources and supremacy.

The Heist is a blockchain-based game set on Primate Island, where Chimps, Orangutans, and Gorillas engage in strategic heists, rivalries, and resource management. Players can participate in missions, breed characters, and earn NANA tokens while navigating the game's complex ecosystem.

- Type: Project
- Sector: Gaming
- Status: Active
- Founded: 2023-01-01
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/The_Heist

## Products

- [The Heist game](https://thegrid.id/profiles/The_Heist): A strategic idle game where players manage primate factions to complete heists and earn rewards. (Game, Live, Main Product)

## Assets

- [NANA Token  (NANA)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/The_Heist): NANA is the utility token of The Heist, a risk-based idle game on Solana. It is used for character upgrades, mission entry fees, and heist participation, as well as purchasing cosmetics in the in-game store and minting new game characters. The game segments gameplay into seasons to combat token inflation, with tokens burned through in-game purchases to reduce circulating supply and support price stability. (Utility)
- [KIWI Token (KIWI)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/The_Heist): KIWI is a utility token in The Heist, a risk-based idle game on Solana. It is used for breeding primate characters and upgrading their abilities to improve performance in missions and heists. Players earn KIWI tokens by completing successful heists against rival factions, creating a gameplay loop where tokens earned from high-risk activities fund the creation of stronger characters for future operations. (Utility)
- [The Heist (HEIST) NFT collection](https://thegrid.id/profiles/The_Heist): The Heist NFT collection is the main character collection for The Heist game on Solana, featuring Chimps, Orangutans, and Gorillas. It is used as playable characters in the game to participate in heists, earn KIWI tokens, and engage in faction-based competition on Primate Island. Each NFT represents a primate from one of three rival factions that compete for resources through strategic risk-based gameplay, with Chimps and Orangutans conducting heists while Gorillas act as law enforcement trying to stop them. (NFT)
- [The Heist Land (HEIST) NFT collection](https://thegrid.id/profiles/The_Heist): HEIST Land NFTs represent virtual property in The Heist game on Solana. They are used to build structures that generate $KIWI tokens, harvest breeding consumables and donuts, and craft items for gameplay. Landowners upgrade their plots to improve resource generation, with structures yielding rewards each epoch that players harvest through claim trips. (NFT)
- [The Heist: Generations (HEIST) NFT collection](https://thegrid.id/profiles/The_Heist): he Heist: Generations is an NFT collection featuring Chimps, Orangutans, and Gorillas used as playable characters in The Heist game on Solana. Each NFT can be staked at heist locations to earn NANA and COCO tokens, with different species serving distinct roles,Chimps and Orangutans execute heists while Gorillas act as enforcers who earn rewards by arresting failed thieves. NFTs have upgradeable stats and can equip items acquired through gameplay, allowing holders to customize their characters to maximize earnings and improve success rates during high-risk heist missions. (NFT)

## Links

- [Main](https://theheist.game)
- [Documentation](https://the-heist.gitbook.io/the-heist-2)
- [Discord](https://discord.com/invite/theheist)
- [Twitter / X](https://x.com/playtheheist)

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