GameFi is one of the buzzwords in the crypto field right now, but it has proven difficult to convince gamers.
Today, most GameFi projects use the play-to-earn (P2E) model, which focuses primarily on the payoff and does not pay attention to what matters most: the fun features that attract and retain players. Some projects have been criticized for poor gameplay, punctuated by poor graphics and hard-to-understand controls.
But this project claims to have the answers, and the potential to deliver the immersive product the crypto community has been waiting for.
Artyfact is the first Web3 gaming metaverse that combines the best of the AAA and GameFi worlds using an innovative play-and-earn (PAE) model that puts the gaming experience before the payoff. Artyfact promises to deliver a virtual game world with top-notch graphics powered by Unreal Engine 5.
Within its ecosystem, one can find a range of exciting play-and-earn games, as well as a marketplace for 3D NFTs and major events.
There is something for everyone
The Artyfact metaverse consists of two distinct elements, each with a different purpose.
Its urban environment will host NFT exhibits and 3D marketplaces, giving users the ability to trade collectibles in cryptocurrencies, buy virtual real estate, dress their avatar in snazzy clothes, and attend immersive events such as concerts, meetings, and shows. With fashion playing a crucial role in the metaverse (and major designer brands unveiling their new collections), Artyfact also wants its space to feature virtual runway shows to celebrate beautiful clothes.
In addition, its play area is where Artyfact “citizens” can compete in custom arenas. Play-and-earn games covering a plethora of shooter genres will be available, such as deathmatch, checkpoint and battle royale, to name a few.
Beyond new experiences for users, Artyfact also envisions big changes in the way business is done in the metaverse. Virtual billboards will give owners the opportunity to earn money from advertising, while influencers and brands will have the chance to create an even stronger relationship with their audience in ways never before possible.
As Artyfact comes to life, partnerships have already been established with companies such as TruePNL, York St. Capital, Double Protocol, BrandPad, Zelwin Finance, Eternity and Blockchain Invest and many others
Many things in perspective
Artyfact says it now has a minimum viable product up and running, with features not offered by its metaverse competitors such as Decentraland or Sandbox. Demo videos have also been released that show what players can expect, with realistic and eye-catching visuals accompanied by engaging gameplay.
The project has attracted 100,000 followers on its social networks in multiple languages, and has undergone a Certik security audit and KYC checks by its team to provide users with peace of mind. In addition, the project has recently started its pre-sale on four launchpads.
While there have been many successes to celebrate so far, the work doesn’t stop here. Artyfact is scheduled to launch in beta within the next six months.
In addition, the founder of the project, Oleg Boytsov, states:
“Our lives have become increasingly digital. Many of us spend 50% of our time online… if not more. But right now, the biggest games, social networks and blockchain platforms are failing to fully exploit the potential of NFT and Web3, and that’s what Artyfact aims to solve.”
Artyfact has been integrated with Binance Smart Chain to ensure transactions are processed quickly, complete with low fees and high levels of security.
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