Ambrus Studio’s MOBA E4C: Final Salvation launches on Sui blockchain
Ambrus Studio is making the blockchain game E4C: Final Salvation.
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Ambrus Studio announced the launch of E4C: Final Salvation on Sui, the Layer 1 blockchain and smart contract platform.
E4C: Final Salvation is a Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) game set in a dystopian future that combines intense gameplay with a unique mission to combat climate change through its engaging storyline and NFT integration.
Through Ambrus’ partnership with Mysten Labs (the original contributor to Sui), E4C: Final Salvation will utilize the network’s gaming functionalities by integrating in-game asset ownership for players. E4C: Final Salvation fully launches in India today and is available globally until December 24 in closed beta.
Set in the near future, E4C: Final Salvation delivers strategy-focused team combat and esports-integrated gameplay, supported by Team Liquid’s fan engagement platform, MyBlue, built on Sui. As a blockchain-based MOBA game, E4C: Final Salvation introduces mobile-native innovations and uses blockchain technology to enhance player experience. The unique title invites both traditional gamers and crypto enthusiasts to experience a new era of mobile Esports and blockchain-powered gameplay.
Anthony Palma, head of gaming partnerships at Mysten Labs, said in a statement, “E4C: Final Salvation is a testament to the transformative potential of blockchain technology in gaming. Built on Sui, this MOBA not only redefines what’s possible for mobile games but also sets a new standard for quality and innovation in the gaming space. We’re proud to partner with Ambrus Studios to support their mission of bridging the gap between traditional and blockchain gaming.”
The game’s full launch in India is a cornerstone of Ambrus Studio’s strategy to reach one of the fastest-growing gaming markets, offering millions of players access to a fresh, high-quality mobile gaming experience.
“India is a critical market for gaming innovation,” said Johnson Yeh, CEO at Ambrus Studio, in a statement. “With millions of gamers eager for the next competitive gaming phenomenon, E4C: Final Salvation is perfectly positioned to capture their passion with cutting-edge gameplay, blockchain-backed features, and an Esports-driven ecosystem. We’re thrilled to build this game on Sui and bring this experience to India and gamers worldwide. We learnt a lot from our beta launch there and we are now ready to launch it officially for gamers in India. Final Salvation will remain in early access mode for players in the rest of the world.”
Ambrus Studio was founded in December 2021 by former Riot Games Asia-Pacific CEO Johnson Yeh, with the vision of creating a gaming ecosystem that enhances the experience for Web2 players, ultimately making Web3 technology mainstream in the gaming industry.
“Even when we founded our studio more than three years ago, we do not believe in pure play-to-earn.” said Yeh. “We have always focused on how to leverage blockchain technology and web3 elements to enhance player experience and to solve gaming industry problems. We decided to leverage web3 to make free-to-play games profitable for studios in nascent emerging markets. We aspire to be the first studio dedicated to fun gaming experience in these underserved markets like South Asia, emerging Middle East and Africa.”
The team at Ambrus Studio consists of veterans from leading game companies like Riot Games, Tencent, and miHoYo, and has already established partnerships with well-known game platforms such as Nazara, TapTap, and Rockville Games. In the Web3 space, Ambrus Studio is deeply integrated with the rapidly growing Sui ecosystem.
Sui is a first-of-its-kind Layer 1 blockchain and smart contract platform designed from the bottom up to make digital asset ownership fast, private, secure, and accessible to everyone. Its object-centric model, based on the Move programming language, enables parallel execution, sub-second finality, and rich on-chain assets. With horizontally scalable processing and storage, Sui supports a wide range of applications with speed at low cost.
