Remember the classic RPG game series Wizardry? Well, brace yourselves because it's about to enter the realm of blockchain gaming. Yes, you read that right. The timeless masterpiece is making its glorious return as Eternal Crypt: Wizardry BC, a blockchain game that promises to immerse you in the world of Web3. Hooray! 🎉
Drecom, a Tokyo-based company, now owns the Wizardry IP and has decided to sprinkle some blockchain magic on it. And what's a blockchain game without NFTs, right? So, get ready for some pre-launch NFT sales where you can purchase items to flaunt in the game. They're even seeking collaborations with a wide range of IP and NFT projects. Talk about a magical crossover!
But wait, the excitement doesn't end there. The game will be published by Zeal Nova DMCC, a mysterious Web3 shell company from the UAE. Ooh, the intrigue! They claim to have a mission to solve the "current problems of tokenomics in blockchain games" and achieve "sustainable tokenomics." Cue my laughter echoing through the land.
Now, you must be curious about the game itself, right? Well, guess what? The press release gives us no juicy details. It's as if they expect us to be satisfied with the mere mention of the Wizardry IP joining the blockchain revolution. How dare they withhold such important information from us eager gamers?
If you're brave enough, you can check out the official website of Eternal Crypt: Wizardry BC. Prepare to be greeted with bold claims like "Wizardry, the origin of RPGs, is now unleashed with adventurers inscribed on the blockchain." I don't know about you, but it sounds more like a eulogy for a fallen hero than an exciting new game announcement.
Oh, and before I forget, the game is set to release in Asia, Europe, and North America. So, all you adventurers from different corners of the globe can unite in this blockchain-fueled Wizardry experience. Will it live up to the legacy of the original series? Only time will tell.
So, my fellow traders, it seems that even the most revered and influential gaming franchises are succumbing to the blockchain hype.