A crypto-driven turn on the Sega Ip Sangokushi Taisen (aka battle of the three kingdoms) will be launched next week, developer Double Jump Tokyo announced on Friday. The approaching game release comes almost two years after the studio unveiled That it developed the game under Sega’s license.
Launch On Wednesday, April 30, the strategic map batler Kai: Battle of the Three Kingdoms will be available in Early Access on PC and Mobile. Prior to this launch, a PC browser with three hours’charging test“Will take place on Monday 28 April. Data from players from the short loading test will not be transferred to the fully launched game.
Pre-registrations for the game went into live Early MarchThe developers claim that more than a million people have registered interest so far.
Kai: Battle of Three Kingdoms is a “modern reinvestion” by Sangokushi Taisen Arcade series of Sega who debuted for the first time in 2005. The game will be available in English, Japanese and traditional Chinese languages.
Built on the Oasys Gaming BlockchainSpecial cards called “Awakened Warlords” will be beaten as NFTs, so that players can trade the cards freely on the open market. These cards will be the “central focus” of the game, the Lite paper saysWith every card with unique skills that will be the key for the gameplay strategy.
The litepaper also outlines plans for an SGC -token that will be used to obtain card packages, earned by placing the leaderboard, and stopped to earn points – that can be used for “final playing functions”, such as champion events and tournament mode.
Prior to the Early Access launch, a telegram game was launched for players to go with the IP and Win possible rewards Prior to the rollout. In the aftermath of Telegram is exclusive of The open network (Ton), the experience was to block In February.
Gaming giant Sega has immersed his toes in crypto via the IP licenses, with both Sangokushi Taisen on Oasys and more recently Joker code for the Sky network.
“Blockchain gaming is still an unknown world for us” 2023 Interview. “I am looking forward to seeing how NFT’s authentic feeling can possess a card,” he added, referring to the three Kingdom game in development.
But you will probably not see the hedgehog and other heavyweights of Sega who will make the leap to blockchain soon. In 2023, Utsumi also said that the gaming giant would not read his biggest franchises for blockchain -spin -offs, for fear that it could devalue the brand.
Published by Andrew Hayward
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