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Summary
Whether you're a game developer, an artist, a designer, a storyteller, or a programmer, traditional game engines are incredible tools for creating beautiful, fun interactive worlds where you can spend hours entertaining yourself.
In our childhoods, we spent a lot of time immersed in these worlds and created memories and experiences that last a lifetime.
Things are about to change, though.
Crypto will revolutionize how we build and play games, disrupting this industry like nothing else. Here's how.
The convergence of gaming technology and crypto Metaverse is not just a passing trend - it's the dawn of an era of autonomous gameplay.
As tech companies around the world are now trying to tokenize their in-game assets to align themselves with the decentralized gaming market of today.
TSGS develops crypto based game engine integrations to provide users with complete control over their in-game objects as per current gamer specifications. Tokens, cards, skins, and weapons are among these objects.
What will be different about a crypto-native game engine?
Through in-game purchases, users can develop a deeper connection to the games they play and the virtual currencies they use.
By buying, collecting, trading, and growing their inventory of in-game goods, the user feels more integrated into the Metaverse world.
When users spend their non-fungible tokens, they feel a sense of belonging regardless of what digital objects they purchase.
As in the real world, in-game value is driven by human emotions.
Digital assets are viewed differently by different gamers based on their individual passions and ideals. In turn, this affects the value of virtual goods because the more in-game products are sought after, the more valuable they are deemed, and, thus, the higher their prices become.
We've got work to do
What are the specific values that Metaverse gamers place on?
- Environments that can be customized
- An interoperable system
- Forming genuine connections with their virtual characters/avatars
Multiple verticals across many media sectors use Unreal Engine, which means it is fine-tuned to meet the needs of these niche audiences.
Middleware game enablers can use UE to power their Metaverse engineering process, whether they are creating graphics, augmented reality, high-fidelity tasks, visualized cities, or NFT games.
The convergence of gaming and crypto is not a new concept for Unreal Engine; TSGS developers offer two 'play-to-earn' gaming platforms enabled by this efficient creation suite.
With Ethereum, Polygon, and Solana now readily available on the Unreal Engine store, this platform is moving towards a more decentralized gaming model.
