Umiverse and Oasys Strategic Partnership
Umiverse has announced its strategic partnership with Oasys, enabling the Umiverse community to enjoy fast access to top Japanese games built on the Oasys blockchain, in addition to exclusive gamefi NFT drops.
Oasys is a Japanese blockchain launched in February 2022 with the goal to offer gamers a seamless user gaming experience in web3.0. It recently added Square Enix as a validator, boasting a total of 21 initial validators of the biggest names both in domestic and international gaming space, such as Bandai Namco Labs, Sega, Ubisoft, GREE, and Netmarble.
Umiverse will be the first AAA play-to-own (P2O) gaming platform based in Singapore and Japan to integrate with the Oasys blockchain and this is expected to happen early 2023. Through this integration, gamers will be able to enjoy AAA quality gameplay from top Japanese gaming companies while having true ownership of in-game assets directly from Umiverse.
Launching in Q4 2022, Umiverse bridges traditional gamers to web3.0 by transforming triple AAA quality games into NFTs and P2O model gameplay. The partnership with Oasys blockchain will accelerate this transformation. Watch this space for updates.
About Umiverse
Umiverse “Umi” which means “sea” in Japanese or phonetically “U (You) Mi (Me) “ is a team of dedicated gamers based in Singapore and Tokyo, building the first triple AAA community-focused video gaming platform globally. It will be easily accessible, playable and hassle-free for all non-crypto players but still robust for veteran crypto-gamers.
About Oasys
Oasys is a blockchain project specializing in games with the concept of “Blockchain for Games”. The initial validator (chain operator) consists of 21 major game companies such as Bandai Namco Research Institute and 3 Web companies. And the consensus building algorithm adopts the PoS (Proof of Stake) method that considers the environment. The unique Oasys architecture provides blockchain game users with a comfortable gameplay environment by eliminating transaction fees and speeding up transaction processing.
SOURCE: MEDIUM
