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Uprising ditches gaming L2 to publish mid-core games on PC/console

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Since Gunzilla Video games’ Off The Grid landed on PlayStation5 and Xbox earlier in October, it appears extra builders at the moment are unveiling their intentions on going to console.

Considered one of them is Uprising Labs, which initially introduced its plan was to construct an L2 blockchain on Japanese gaming-centered protocol Oasys. Greater than that, Uprising L2 was meant to turn out to be the first yield gaming blockchain, providing native yield rewards from different blockchains together with Solana, Oasys, Ethereum, and extra.

In a shocking pivot, the corporate has now ditched these plans to as a substitute go all in on publishing and launching what it calls top quality web3 video games.

“We believe that web3 doesn’t need more blockchains right now – it needs more great games,” it stated in a press release. This flip of course additionally aligns higher with the workforce’s perception in deeper and extra qualitative video games, notably designed for PC and console, it argues.

Notably, the developer gained early momentum by minting out its 1,111-strong genesis NFT assortment, which had been marketed as providing long-term utility and varied rewards. What the long run utility of these NFTs can be isn’t clear.

Uprising has additionally just lately introduced it’s including web3 options to tactical naval warfare title Maelstrom, which has been dwell on Steam since 2019.

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