Sidus and Partisia partner to launch product beta versions

As SIDUS HEROES, the first ever WebGL, AAA-level, Play-to-Earn, NFT and MMORPG game expands its network of business partners and supporters, it is partnering with the Web3, public, zero-knowledge Partisia Blockchain, Invezz learned from a press release.  

The companies are launching beta versions of their products. The partnership will serve as an opportunity to test out different forms of cooperation.

Improving speed and security

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Partisia Blockchain will enable faster and safer blockchain gaming. The Layer 1 blockchain protocol merged blockchain technology and ZK computations, creating a more secure digital infrastructure in the process. It can finalize transactions within 0.5 seconds, which ranks it alongside the platforms with the highest speeds in the industry.

Applicable in wide variety of digital subdomains

The solution can be integrated into a variety of crypto subdomains, which including gaming, NFTs, DeFi, and wallets. Through this partnership, Partisia Blockchain and SIDUS HEROES will be able to explore the myriad possibilities that the former can offer the NFT gaming sphere.

SIDUS HEROES is set in a space metaverse at a time when technological advancements have merged with all beings. Dan Khomenko, CEO of SIDUS HEROES commented:

The SIDUS HEROES team is excited to witness and make a contribution to the development of Partisia Blockchain’s infrastructure and to test its capabilities in practice. We see great potential in in-game transactions being finalized in 500 millisecond time frames and adding an extra layer of security to them. We will maintain strong ties with the Partisia Blockchain team and are excited to see where this partnership will take us!

Brian Gallagher, Cofounder of Partisia Blockchain added:

Where blockchain games such as SIDUS HEROES are concerned, speed and finality are extremely important since they are engaged in minting hundreds and thousands of in-game NFTs. Even the execution of transfers between players’ accounts are dependent on these factors. The Ethereum mainnet’s infrastructure doesn’t currently serve this market and we couldn’t be more thrilled about getting hands-on with SIDUS, digging in and finding out where we can be most helpful in the long run. This applies not only to SIDUS but to the whole P2E blockchain gaming ecosystem in general.