The Web3 gaming ecosystem is thriving, and multi-chain deployment is becoming a trend.

In the current Web3 cycle, gaming has become an important narrative theme. Different blockchain ecosystems, including Arbitrum, StarkNet, Solana, and Ronin, whether they are layer two networks, high-performance public chains, or sidechains, are actively laying out plans in the Web3 gaming field. Even the Bitcoin ecosystem has gaming projects in progress.

A newly launched esports metaverse project is attempting to build an innovative gaming framework that closely connects players, communities, and game developers. The project's core breakthrough lies in its unique economic incentive mechanism design.

For game developers, the platform provides game asset issuance and trading services, and integrates games into its metaverse, helping to enhance the value of game IP and achieve cross-game interoperability of different game assets. Players can participate in PvP games, quarterly tournaments, and metaverse social activities through various entry points. Community members can engage in economic activities within the metaverse, such as building game guilds.

The core operation of the project's metaverse game framework is its unique parcel NFT assets. These parcels are issued through the Bitcoin Taproot asset protocol, and early participants can obtain them through free minting. Users holding parcel NFTs have the opportunity to share in the economic activities of the metaverse.

Land NFTs have an upgrade mechanism that allows plots to be upgraded to tribes, castles, and then to kingdoms. The upgrade process will result in a reduction in the number of plots, but it can improve the efficiency of capture rewards. Theoretically, if all plots are upgraded, a maximum of 10,000 kingdoms can be formed.

Land NFT holders can customize their plots, participate in games and seasonal tournaments, build communities, DAOs, and gaming guilds, operate game asset trading shops, and even initiate new game projects. By staking, holders can share various revenues such as game fee income, tournament income, trading market fees, and game asset issuance income.

In terms of revenue distribution, the platform adopts an innovative model. For example, in PvP games, 97.5% of the revenue goes to the winners of the game, 2.5% is taken as the platform fee, half of which goes to the metaverse and half to partners. The platform will also share part of the revenue with land NFT holders.

The project plans to collaborate with multiple esports games to jointly launch games and host esports leagues. As a gaming platform rather than a single game, its success will depend on the design of the economic mechanisms and operational capabilities. The key lies in how to coordinate the interests of game developers, the community, users, and the platform itself, and ensure that there are enough appealing games on the platform to continuously attract participation from all parties.