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New Daily Puzzle Challenge Launches in Major Puzzle Durov

Ankita Khanrah
Ankita Khanrah·Jun 20, 2025·1 min read
New Daily Puzzle Challenge Launches in Major Puzzle Durov

On June 14, 2025, renowned Web3 game Major Puzzle Durov, which is based on Telegram, unveiled an intriguing new feature: the CITY Holder Daily Combo.

This innovative feature enhances the game's position in the "think-to-earn" gaming revolution by blending blockchain-based rewards with the game's legendary puzzle-solving abilities.

With the Major Telegram bot, players can unlock the feature, which requires them to perform daily chores to have the chance of earning up to 5,000 Stars.

These stars can subsequently be swapped for $MAJOR tokens when they become available on The Open Network (TON).

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The players need to position four icons—usually cartoonish figures of Telegram creator Pavel Durov—in the CITY Holder Daily Combo correctly. Daily at noon, a new combo is reset, and to release rewards, players need to tactfully identify patterns.

Themes such as Spaceport, Observatory, and Planetarium have been present in new combos that have been uploaded on platforms such as X. These themes reflect a city-building appearance that provides the gameplay with more depth.

With its July 2024 release, Major Puzzle Durov has gained more than 40 million active users, engaging both game enthusiasts and cryptocurrency enthusiasts.

Since missing a task impacts leaderboard standing, players can maximise rewards by playing daily. Due to the presence of blockchain technology in the game, open and transparent payments are assured, and Stars may affect future airdrop prospects.

The CITY Holder Daily Combo, backed by developer Roxman, is part of an expansive roadmap that sees Major Puzzle Durov as a trailblazer of Web3 gaming innovation and features cooperative puzzles and lengthy challenges.


Edited by Annette George

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