The blockchain game developer 0xGames has announced the continuation of its popular blockchain-based 0xUniverse game.
New game features0xUniverse is the game that is powered by the Ethereum blockchain.
The modules, which are non-fungible tokens, are the most important part of the game.
Blockchain galaxy as a debut creation0xGames appeared with its debut game 0xUniverse in June 2018.
Its members believed in the good prospects of the blockchain gaming market, so they started to develop their own product: 0xUniverse - a new game based on smart contracts.
According to the roadmap revealed in June 2018, 0xGames is planning to develop its blockchain galaxy and create more games based on 0xUniverse, making an entire series.
This blockchain-based trading game popularized crypto collectibles - special digital assets.
CryptoKitties inspired other game developers, including 0xGames, to work on their own products based on the same technology.
Players could mine the game's own cryptocurrency by finding its coins.
The real breakthrough was built upon in 2017, when real-time strategy game Beyond the Void was launched.
Blockchain Galaxy Game Enables Players to Build Spaceships, Buy Virtual Planets For Crypto
Udgivet den Sep 7, 2018
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