Ubisoft has invested in a new NFT project. We are talking about the mobile game Dogami, in which players will be able to earn local cryptocurrency.
The investment of the famous game studio from France amounted to $ 6 million. In addition, the Animonica Games studio and the blockchain-based game The Sandbox have invested in the project.
Dogami will invite members to care for a virtual pet. The gameplay will be similar to the classic Tamagotchi, to which elements of AR and NFT technology will be added. The currently fashionable blockchain innovation is implemented through the DOGA currency, which will be given to players for completing certain achievements. Further, the currency can be exchanged for cosmetic items, invitations to in-game events and other activities. There will also be an opportunity to sell currency on the trading floor.
The game will be launched in stages. In the first quarter of this year, it is planned to conduct an initial NFT sale and open access to the DOGA token. In the spring months, a "beta" should be released, where players will be able to receive currency. At the same time, the first collaboration is planned with as yet unknown details. In the third quarter, it is planned to launch a mobile port and launch Petaverse, a metaverse with pets.
This isn't the first time Ubisoft has followed the NFT trend. At the moment, the studio has already added some items to Ghost Recon Breakpoint. The sales of this in-game content were considered unsuccessful, and most gamers reacted negatively to such an initiative. Nevertheless, Ubisoft is not going to close this project.
The investment of the famous game studio from France amounted to $ 6 million. In addition, the Animonica Games studio and the blockchain-based game The Sandbox have invested in the project.
Dogami will invite members to care for a virtual pet. The gameplay will be similar to the classic Tamagotchi, to which elements of AR and NFT technology will be added. The currently fashionable blockchain innovation is implemented through the DOGA currency, which will be given to players for completing certain achievements. Further, the currency can be exchanged for cosmetic items, invitations to in-game events and other activities. There will also be an opportunity to sell currency on the trading floor.
The game will be launched in stages. In the first quarter of this year, it is planned to conduct an initial NFT sale and open access to the DOGA token. In the spring months, a "beta" should be released, where players will be able to receive currency. At the same time, the first collaboration is planned with as yet unknown details. In the third quarter, it is planned to launch a mobile port and launch Petaverse, a metaverse with pets.
This isn't the first time Ubisoft has followed the NFT trend. At the moment, the studio has already added some items to Ghost Recon Breakpoint. The sales of this in-game content were considered unsuccessful, and most gamers reacted negatively to such an initiative. Nevertheless, Ubisoft is not going to close this project.
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