$96,433.00
2.13%$1,849.04
4.61%$2.24
2.63%$603.77
0.85%$152.25
5.69%$0.999995
0.01%$0.179043
4.66%$0.705037
3.40%$0.24905
1.58%$1,846.59
4.61%$3.72
9.32%$96,144.00
2.04%$14.94
4.97%$21.42
1.66%$0.279091
2.62%$8.95
-1.11%$0.00001362
3.62%$0.189272
4.79%$3.20
-0.27%$2,219.60
4.25%$0.999831
-0.00%$371.49
2.45%$20.81
13.74%$86.98
4.32%$4.18
2.37%$1,848.99
4.72%$0.999737
-0.34%$4.38
0.48%$272.72
1.17%$1.00
0.08%$0.616743
7.61%$29.28
1.09%$1,971.28
4.82%$96,418.00
2.12%$0.00000904
3.33%$5.54
4.86%$5.38
3.59%$370.60
4.93%$2.58
5.48%$51.79
0.91%$1.05
0.01%$0.934355
4.02%$1.00
0.00%$21.76
0.30%$174.65
9.33%$13.13
5.09%$4.89
1.20%$16.90
2.07%$31.86
2.23%$0.743687
1.43%$0.090469
3.13%$0.094924
10.56%$4.61
6.01%$0.02718786
3.36%$0.246096
4.35%$0.999299
-0.31%$1.17
0.03%$0.76972
9.12%$4.41
2.12%$96,013.00
2.56%$0.226819
3.46%$2.82
3.15%$0.333726
7.95%$4.27
-0.47%$0.548442
10.94%$2.77
3.59%$0.340714
5.38%$4.17
3.16%$0.00001957
4.03%$0.998948
0.25%$96,047.00
1.75%$1.086
4.88%$10.81
0.88%$0.474336
6.49%$0.850512
8.50%$1,524.22
4.17%$1.26
14.59%$159.53
5.87%$1.25
4.30%$0.738362
0.09%$0.077483
-1.95%$1.77
42.77%$0.225405
8.18%$0.01810038
1.84%$77.37
4.23%$1,846.30
4.58%$4.03
1.39%$1,926.36
4.38%$0.99991
0.05%$0.576683
1.69%$0.683519
1.40%$10.44
11.27%$0.741679
13.41%$0.099892
5.05%$0.998994
-0.38%$0.999586
0.01%$603.24
0.47%$0.00008982
2.01%$2,097.97
4.67%$2.88
5.99%$0.01725939
4.93%$1.00
0.00%$3,236.38
-2.12%$0.211423
4.28%$0.790075
1.69%$0.624824
13.84%$0.860589
6.60%$168.21
6.20%$3,239.07
-2.16%$0.766867
4.54%$96,397.00
2.52%$38.42
3.59%$0.01718914
3.51%$13.28
2.28%$196.20
5.98%$96,589.00
4.26%$0.3044
4.41%$96,214.00
1.96%$4.00
4.29%$0.01129248
9.67%$0.00000071
1.21%$1,966.58
4.79%$0.117503
4.06%$0.068011
14.40%$2.11
3.43%$0.411725
3.95%$0.997844
0.03%$0.640247
10.49%$3.01
-6.39%$19.01
7.75%$0.249925
2.57%$0.998527
-0.01%$0.01810371
1.97%$1.88
6.11%$0.320668
3.84%$1,933.56
4.26%$1.099
-0.45%$0.565812
2.96%$0.719446
21.12%$35.81
0.28%$3.53
5.06%$0.154741
4.29%$0.58109
7.44%$0.00931831
6.84%$0.209536
15.75%$0.444541
8.96%$0.00564446
8.74%$0.071196
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4.13%$17.98
6.24%$0.998699
0.06%$96,310.00
2.03%$1,931.55
4.76%$0.999916
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3.48%$95,658.00
0.00%$0.443795
1.82%$0.999902
0.01%$0.150338
4.06%$0.484561
0.18%$0.00880643
23.00%$93,569.00
3.99%$7.01
6.34%$0.178641
4.54%$0.00002237
1.99%$95,923.00
2.10%$6.20
3.18%$1.58
4.16%$0.542145
2.36%$1,848.49
4.75%$1.72
5.43%$0.245946
3.60%$3.56
1.55%$110.88
0.01%$0.00000042
0.80%$0.091159
6.46%$0.0809
3.31%$2.57
3.79%$1.006
0.94%$1.085
0.00%$0.04248607
4.46%$1,848.56
4.69%$1,965.27
4.56%$0.391589
10.24%$0.190578
3.98%$0.03841352
3.57%$1,849.04
4.83%$0.395222
1.83%$40.73
0.50%$0.999642
0.07%$0.562665
3.12%$1.34
11.10%$1,847.69
4.74%$21.61
0.51%$0.00418896
2.25%$0.13307
0.73%$31.65
0.18%$0.01785169
1.70%$0.764217
13.39%$0.309533
22.36%$1,886.65
3.53%$0.806717
2.20%$0.00006171
3.16%$1.00
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4.96%$1.00
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0.03%$0.00458611
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0.04%$2.84
3.30%$20.92
15.09%$96,193.00
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16.46%$0.00000147
3.40%$0.243467
3.30%$1,838.44
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2.22%$0.21106
3.98%$0.140176
0.15%$0.501217
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0.92%$3.56
1.28%$95,687.00
3.11%$0.999128
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13.26%$1,958.50
5.12%$0.273168
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8.04%$0.00352446
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2.16%$15.78
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3.33%$0.01314575
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13.79%$21.45
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Ubisoft was one of the first major traditional game publishers to begin playing with blockchain tech years ago, and the creator of Assassin’s Creed and Just Dance has continued to explore the space despite gamer backlash. Now the studio has revealed its next Web3 game.
Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles, quietly revealed late last week, is an original PC game described as a player-versus-player (PvP) tactical role-playing game (RPG) experience.
No screenshots have been released, and the teaser trailer offers only glimpses of the vibe of the fantasy world. It does, however, show what appear to be figurine-like silhouettes of fantasy characters, suggesting a potential aesthetic that draws directly from the aesthetic of physical tabletop games.
“Assemble a team of mythical Champions, engage in thrilling tactical battles against other players, and discover the legends of the dark and mystical world of Grimoria,” an official description reads.
Champions Tactics will be Ubisoft’s first game built on Oasys, a gaming-centric blockchain network that has attracted the interest of other gaming giants like Square Enix, Sega, and Bandai Namco. Last fall, game developer DoubleJump.Tokyo announced that it is building an Oasys game based on Sega’s Japanese Sangokushi Taisen historical card game IP.
The game will be released on PC via a dedicated desktop application—thus not a web-based game—and the official website teases a “free drop at launch” to emable gameplay. That suggests that Champions Tactics may require an NFT or token to play, but that Ubisoft will offer them up for free—at least initially.
Ubisoft caused a stir in the gaming world in late 2021 when it revealed that it would launch limited edition NFT-based items on the Tezos blockchain for the PC version of Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.
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That experimental rollout, to date the highest-profile integration of NFTs into an existing mass-market game, was met by considerable complaints by players. Many gamers are skeptical of NFTs due to factors like speculation on digital assets, scams in the NFT space, and a suspicion that publishers will use NFTs to try and extract more cash from players.
Ubisoft has been the most active major game publisher to date in the Web3 world, and now the company behind game franchises like Far Cry and Just Dance is making another NFT play—this time based around its massively popular open-world action series, Assassin’s Creed. Integral Reality Labs and Ubisoft have partnered to create Assassin’s Creed Smart Collectibles, which are NFT access passes minted on Ethereum scaling network Polygon that are paired with physical collectibles inspired by the popula...
Even so, Ubisoft has continued to forge partnerships and continue building in the Web3 world, including recently releasing its Rabbids characters in The Sandbox, an Ethereum metaverse game.
Back in 2020, Ubisoft released a Rabbids-themed NFT experiment to benefit UNICEF, and then in 2021 launched One Shot League, a spinoff of Ethereum NFT fantasy soccer game Sorare.
FIFA Collect, the official digital collectibles platform for the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) soccer organization, will migrate to its own Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible FIFA blockchain—leaving behind Algorand in the process. Scheduled to occur no sooner than May 20, the migration away from Algorand does not require any immediate action from FIFA Collect users or NFT owners. “As FIFA Collect evolves, we are migrating the platform to the FIFA Blockchain, an...
A crypto-fueled twist on the Sega IP Sangokushi Taisen (aka Battle of the Three Kingdoms) is set to launch next week, developer Double Jump Tokyo announced on Friday. The impending game release comes almost two years after the studio revealed that it was developing the game under license from Sega. Launching on Wednesday, April 30, the strategic card battler KAI: Battle of the Three Kingdoms will be available in early access on PC and mobile. Prior to this launch, a three hour PC browser-only “l...
The images associated with multiple Ethereum NFT collections from the Nike-acquired RTFKT—which was shuttered late last year—stopped displaying early Thursday due to an alleged issue with cloud hosting service Cloudflare. The company’s flagship Clone X profile picture collection—created in collaboration with noted artist Takashi Murakami—and its Animus collections stopped showing their respective, colorful imagery, and instead all showed the same black background and white text as a result of it...
