Killbox is a shooter gaming platform that consists of play-to-earn elements and a tradable NFT weapon system. The play-to-earn system enables players to claim NFT weapons for token rewards. The system also aims to allow the players to transfer NFT ownership and stake KBOX tokens to other active players. The Killbox team aims to develop an on-chain first-person shooter (FPS) sub-genre game accessible to everyone.

The whitepaper of Killbox claims that the Killbox gameplay provides an interactive session with 360-degree arena experience and virtual reality capabilities. The users can earn rewards through gameplay and choose various modes of game characters. There are certain interesting features of Killbox games like engaging real-time FPS action, impressive tactical movement system, and good quality shooting experience.

The game provides different kinds of NFT weapons with several characteristics, which can be upgraded to higher-quality weapons. NFT weapons are used to play the game and help players generate KBOX tokens, the native coin of Killbox. The players of the Killbox game can utilize their imaginations for creating maps, weapons, modes, and characters without any hindrances.

The KBOX token is utilized for trading all game items in the marketplace. The token is generated from different levels of NFT weapons and after the completion of each task. The KBOX token is also tradable in the marketplace. The higher quality and level of NFT aims to bring in more hash rates to the players. Hash rate refers to the power the computer uses every second while mining. The players' total hash rates are utilized to determine the amount of KBOX tokens that each player can earn.

The Killbox game was founded in 2015 by Don Zhu, the creator of another overseas game trading platform called Buyboe.com. Jackson Baker is the lead designer of the Killbox platform and has more than nine years of experience in game designing. The maximum total supply of KBOX tokens is 10,000,000,000.