Accessible as a web2 recreation on Steam since 2019, Oasys-based gaming L2 Uprising has unveiled a web3 model of naval battle royale title Maelstrom.
From now, the sport will likely be obtainable on each Steam and web3 recreation launchers. Nevertheless, the blockchain-based model affords gamers new features of gameplay, together with incomes, buying and selling and upgrading digital property in ways in which haven’t been doable earlier than.
Positioning itself as the primary multichain, native-yield gaming blockchain, Uprising is constructed on Oasys Layer-1, and makes use of Avail’s new DA layer to supply gasoline charges. This multichain, native-yield mechanism permits customers to earn a better APY whereas sustaining liquidity.
Customers can stake OAS tokens with L1 validators from firms like Sega and Ubisoft, incomes a 9% APY.
When it comes to the sport, Maelstrom is a tactical naval warfare meets fantasy. Together with multiplayer battles of as much as 16 gamers – each team-based and chaotic free-for-all – the sport additionally affords single-player mode permitting gamers to improve their talents and ships. It’s presently obtainable at no cost through Steam.
“What’s interesting here is that a blockchain-based studio and a Layer 2 blockchain will collaborate with a web2 gaming studio for the first time to continue to build an existing title with new in-game features, maps, updated graphics, multiplayer modes, and additional full web3 support over the coming months leading up to our mainnet launch,” stated CEO Eric Vander Wal.
“We’re thrilled to partner with Uprising Labs to bring a new dimension to Maelstrom. This collaboration opens up exciting possibilities for the game’s future, allowing us to reach and engage with a broader audience. Our focus remains on delivering a great experience for all players. Whether you’re a long-time fan or just discovering Maelstrom, there’s a lot to look forward to as we explore new horizons together,” stated Forthright Leisure’s Ryan Waller.
You possibly can try Maelstrom’s Steam web page right here.
