RPG's Classic Ni No Kuni Sequel To Launch With Play-To-Earn Ecosystem & NFTs

Ni No Kuni, a popular game designed for mobile and PC platforms, is now released with blockchain elements in it. It now introduced a token system that will allow players to use their earnings outside of the game and will feature support for NFTs in the future.

As blockchain is becoming popular as a technology, more game developers are integrating its elements in their games to empower players and embrace innovation.

“Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds,” is developed by Level 5, an independent Japanese studio, and is brought by the acclaimed RPG franchise. In its new sequel, it will leverage NFTs and tokens to create its own game economy.

There are five different characters, each one has different stories and characters, and also features Ghibli animations. The game will leverage blockchain features to elevate the gaming experience for players.

The official page of the game mentions that it aims to emphasize the game’s intrinsic fun factor, at the same time creating a token economy structure that proves to be beneficial for both players and token holders.

Moreover, the firm says that these tokens will be used for preventing NFT pre-releases and speculative pre-sales.

Ni No Kuni:Token Economies

There is a dual token system in Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds token economy.

Two kinds of resources will be available for the players: Territe and Asterite. Players can exchange these resources for their corresponding Asterite and Territe tokens with the company offering the exchange functionality.

With blockchain elements at its center, the game has also devised a roadmap.

It plans to launch staking for the tokens in Q3, while the NFL-related content will be included in the game in Q4. However, the structure of this NFT integration has not been specified yet.

Meanwhile, some fans of the franchise did not receive the news with open hands.

It is also worth noting that other firms who tried to include such elements in games, such as Ubisoft and GSC Games, too have faced backlash.

Companies such as Square Enix, on the other hand, have included these advances into their business plans, with the company’s president voicing his support for play-to-earn and NFT components on multiple occasions.

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