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NFT Sci-fi Game Phantom Galaxies to Be Released in 2022

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Tue, 28/09/2021 - 16:14
NFT Sci-fi Game Phantom Galaxies to Be Released in 2022
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Animoca Brands, one of the first unicorns in the NFT segment and its wholly-owned game developer, Blowfish Studios, announced the release of Phantom Galaxies, a much anticipated sci-fi blockbuster.

Phantom Galaxies will go live in 2022

According to the article by VentureBeat, Animoca Brands and Blowfish Studios are getting closer to the mainnet release of sci-fi gaming metaverse Phantom Galaxies.

The game will leverage non-fungible tokens associated with in-game items and characters. Thus, its economics will be fully transparent and secured by distributed ledger architecture.

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Promoted as "mecha space opera," Phantom Galaxies will be released for all major game consoles and Windows-based PCs in 2022.

Ben Lee, cofounder of Blowfish, in an interview with GamesBeat, added that 35 contributors worked on this release for 2.5 years in a row:

What I truly want is true triple-A in a blockchain game experience where I own the assets and get the best of both worlds.

NFT segment is on fire again

In recent weeks, the segment of NFT protocols is back to booming after a brief respite. New protocols are joining NFT races. As covered by U.Today previously, Cardano (ADA) added NFT-focused tools to its light wallet shortly after smart contracts activation.

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Also, the two largest NFT ecosystems so far, Ethereum-based and Solana-based, have received a seamless bridge: Bored Apes and NBA Top Shot cards can now be transfereed to Solana.

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Last but not least, Solana (SOL) witnessed its first-ever seven-digit NFT sale.

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