EVE Online studio CCP Games has raised $40 million from external partners to fund the development of a new game utilising blockchain technology
EVE Online studio CCP has secured $40 million funding for a blockchain game.
The company said the project will be a triple-A game set in the same universe as its sci-fi spacefaring MMO, which celebrates its 20th anniversary in May. “With key game systems developed on-chain, this new project will also leverage smart-contract blockchain technology, focusing on persistence, composability and truly open third-party development to create a new relationship between virtual worlds and players,” according to CCP.
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