South Korean developer Netmarble announced more than a dozen blockchain games – Bits Media

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South Korean giant Giant Netmarble plans to release more than ten games, which will use the technology of blockchain and elements of metavselnaya.

Founder Netmarble Ban June Hyok (Bang joon-hyuk) reported, What is the first game, in which users will be able to monetize intangible gaming assets using cryptocurrencies, will become "A3: Still Alive». The game will have to be released in March.

Another game, «Everyone Marble: Metaworld», He is going to use "Technology, related to the metavselnaya ". Using collection tokens, gamers are promised the opportunity to create real estate in MetaWorld, Buy and sell land plots of the virtual world.

“Netmarble based on blockchain will unite intangible assets with NFT. Metavselnaya and blockchain can create a new real world beyond the boundaries of virtuality. I believe, that in the future, the game industry will become an even more developed, than now ", - says June Hyok.

Most of the new developments of the company are intended for foreign gamers, since in South Korea games are prohibited for making money (Saying). The regulatory authorities are concerned, that blockchain -based games can contribute to the development of game addiction among young people and increase the likelihood of market speculation.

Recently, the Committee for Games Management South Korea (GMC) Demanded, so that Apple and Google application stores block games in the country, working on the principle of "play and earn" (Play-to-Earn, P2E). Local authorities believe, that the income of each gamer in one game should be limited to the amount of $8.4.

In addition to Netmarble, Interest in blockchain and collection tokens is shown by the French developer Ubisoft. In December, testing of the Ubisoft Quartz platform for trading NFT began, which will be used in game projects. but, According to a recent survey, conducted by the organizers of Game Developers Conference (GDC), about 70% Games developers are not ready to implement NFT.