The game that I chose to cover is named Growtopia. It is a multiplayer sandbox platform with crafting. There are no goals exactly but there is an infinite number of worlds where you can create anything with other player friends. The things in Growtopia grow on trees, for example, Dirt Trees, Lava Trees, and Jetpack Trees.
Almost anything you can imagine grows on trees. Some of the features are unlimited worlds and its free to play. Only a single currency can be earned and thousands of amazing items to discover.
Destroying & Building
The video above shows how my character can destroy and build in the game which is important to know for this assignment. My character's name is SorryFoo from and inside joke with friends on the platform. By being able to create my way of life I can sell and buy crops to be able to level up on the game.
Purchasing Pepper Trees. 
My character & employee growing the trees. 
Harvesting the Pepper Tree.
This first image from the gallery is a deal from purchasing pepper as my new crop to grow and invest in. The second image will demonstrate the process of growing pepper and any crop you invest in. In this world, you are allowed to “hire” other players to work in your field in exchange for world-locks. Each stone has a value of gems. For example yellow is 1 gem, blue is 5 gems, and red is 10 gems that can be exchanged for world-locks to buy different crops to further your character in levels.
For pepper growing trees it takes each tree 1 day, 5 hours, 11 minutes, and 47 seconds to harvest. That is what the third image is explaining. This game not only teaches its players about a business it also gives them the experience of investing world-locks to level up their supply with higher demanded crops. This allows the players to earn more money and reach their goal.
Making deals with other players by selling Vending Machines that I bought with the gems collected.
Adding on, each character is responsible to work together with other players to sell, grow, and invest to get boosted onto the next level of business on the game. On the second video, it shows my character and other players selling and buying products from each other.
I chose to convey how these three different players are my artists in Growtopia because they are all playing different roles in this world. One is my employee working on the field to harvest more crops in exchange for one world-lock while I go and sell my investment to other players whether it is crops or machines bought with gems. Other player friends like Telluric in the last image shows how we work together by destroying the construction to create new land to grow crops. The last kind of player on this game is the one who does not sell most of their investments but collects the gems left from crops.
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