Ubisoft’s decision to partner with doublejump.tokyo follows a partnership with Immutable, underscoring its commitment to integrating NFTs into gaming experiences. This strategic move positions Ubisoft’s future games within the NFT ecosystem, leveraging NFT infrastructure partnerships rather than relying solely on its own Quartz program.
Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles seems to follow a common format for modern mobile and PC card games. The game trailer, while lacking details on NFT integration, hints at potential NFT features related to its promised “thousands of unique heroes.”
Announcement from Double Jump.Tokyo
Double Jump.Tokyo CEO Hironobu Ueno expressed enthusiasm for the partnership with Ubisoft. He believes that Double Jump has reached an important milestone through this cooperation. They are excited to work with Ubisoft on the possibilities of web3 and digital ownership in games. Ueno believes that partnering with a well-known market leader like Ubisoft will allow them to produce games that exceed expectations and advance web3 gaming technology globally.
What happens next for players?
According to an announcement by doublejump.tokyo, Champions Tactics will use the “HOME Verse” blockchain certified by Oasys. This blockchain infrastructure is also recognized by other major gaming companies such as Square, Bandai Namco, and Sega, although their own NFT ventures have met with varying degrees of success.
Ubisoft’s latest game “Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles” has formed a strategic alliance with Double Jump.Tokyo in an attempt to promote NFT. In the field of web3 games, Ubisoft hopes that its third effort will ultimately be successful, despite previous setbacks. They offer exclusive in-game items and free NFT minting with the goal of engaging players and encouraging the use of web3 technology.
