Japanese mobile game developer to launch an immutable Tokyo beast

Emutable has partnered with Japan’s best mobile game developers and brought Tokyo beasts to Web3.

This means reinforcement of immutable existence in the Asian blockchain game division and the third partnership with unicorn developers. The Tokyo beast aims to participate in both blockchain and traditional game audiences by integrating blockchain mechanisms with traditional mobile gameplay.

Connk will provide a default blockchain infrastructure that supports in -game transactions, digital asset liquidity and tournament management.

What is the Tokyo beast?

The Tokyo Beast is a future battle game in Tokyo in 2124, and Android fighters, known as the beast, compete in martial arts tournaments.

The player builds a team of four beast characters and participates in the Battle of PVP every day, leading the weekly championship event. The game includes a shared NFT system that allows new players to participate without purchasing NFT, and existing holders maintain their asset value.

The main feature of the Tokyo beast is the Breeding Maintenance, which allows the player to create a new beast fighter with unique characteristics. The system adds elements of long -term strategy to encourage players to develop and improve teams over time.

What can you expect in this partnership?

Tokyo beasts are fighting the stadium every day at the weekend championship tournament, and the top 20 players compete for compensation in the game. The economy will be vivid worldwide, and real -time data on team composition, performance and betting probability is openly available, allowing players to make strategic decisions based on information.

Emutable supports the game’s blockchain infrastructure to ensure the transparency of ranking and asset ownership.

Robbie Ferguson, co -founder of Emmutable, said, “Tokyo beasts show a game that can lead to the adoption of the mainstream of blockchain games. “Through the big fanbase and solid game design, we believe that the Tokyo beast, the championship tournament, will participate in millions of new players.”

This partnership follows the success of emutable in the onboarding Web3 game projects across Asia, including cooperation with Marblex and more than 235 games.