Illuvium与三星联手亮相2024年Gamescom

币界网Publicado em 2024-08-12Última atualização em 2024-08-12

币界网报道:

Illuvium宣布与三星合作,将在2024年Gamescom上亮相,专注于将Illuvium游戏世界与三星的web3电视集成。

此次合作旨在将三星的电视技术与Illuvium的详细游戏环境相结合,让玩家以更具互动性和视觉冲击力的方式体验游戏。

Gamescom 2024的与会者将有机会获得10个有限的GEN3RATOR NFT之一。

来源:Gamescom

Gamescom展示和GEN3RATOR活动

参加Gamescom 2024的参观者可以在三星展台探索Illuvium的三款相互关联的游戏——Overworld、Arena和Zero。每个游戏都提供不同的体验,从探索和战斗到城市管理。

此外,Illuvium首席执行官兼联合创始人Kieran Warwick将在“早安Gamescom”小组讨论会上发言,概述Illuvium的进展和未来计划。

除此之外,合作关系将通过三星的GEN3RATOR活动继续进行,这是他们TX1计划的一部分。Illuvium是此次活动中仅有的两家游戏合作伙伴之一,该活动旨在向广大受众分发三星Gen3芯片和独家NFT等数字资产。

这项努力旨在加深Illuvium和三星社区之间的互动。

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