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The highly anticipated metaverse game “Forever Has Fallen” officially debuted to the public on March 19.
In this story-driven game, players assume the role of bounty hunters. The adventure kicks off with an audio narrative that provides a crucial clue, leading players into an immersive online journey reminiscent of an interactive escape room. Spanning various websites, social media platforms, and apps, players tackle challenges and quests to earn rewards.
Forever Has Fallen unfolds across three seasons, each comprising six audio episodes. Within each episode, players confront a series of challenges. The final episode of each season introduces a special twist known as the “Ultimate Bounty,” amplifying rewards for successful completion.
NFTs play a central role in the game, specifically Bounty Hunter Tickets (BHTs), which act as entry passes. These BHTs are minted on the Polkadot blockchain, facilitating interoperability between different blockchains, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The recent sale of BHTs garnered attention for its unprecedented speed, establishing it as one of the fastest and most efficient NFT launches to date. Ranking among the top 20 blockchains, the sale saw 100,000 NFTs minted in less than 20 minutes.
The integration of NFTs and the metaverse is rapidly reshaping the gaming landscape, offering players the opportunity to earn rewards and assert ownership over digital assets while immersing themselves in virtual worlds.
Forever Has Fallen joins a growing roster of Web3 games making waves in the industry. Recently, Cross The Ages, an NFT card game, unveiled a collaboration with Ubisoft to introduce a Watch Dogs-themed card collection, enhancing gameplay and broadening its audience reach.
Similarly, Taki Games and Two3 Labs partnered to launch “Puzzle Smoofs,” a mobile NFT game featuring the beloved Smoofs collection.
Projections for the Web3 gaming sector are optimistic, with Future Market Insights forecasting a market share of $14,255 million in the United States by 2033.
