NFL Rivals is a new blockchain game

A first peek of the blockchain video game NFL Rivals, which is legally licensed by the National Football League and the NFL Players Association, has been made available by Mythical Games.

The genuine NFL Rivals blockchain free-to-play game is slated to be released in the year 2023

It will be compatible with mobile devices. The newly released clip showcases pre-alpha gameplay footage of the arcade-style 9-on-9 football game. This gameplay footage includes actual NFL player names, exaggerated runs, catches, and tackles, as well as theatrical celebrations.

The preview gives users a glimpse of the basic gameplay modes and features, including the ability to build their team as a general manager. A demonstration of how gamers can own, collect, and trade NFTs of NFL players is included in the video clip.

In addition, NFL Rivals is expanding its ecosystem to include Rarity League NFTs, which are officially sanctioned NFL helmets that have been customized by fans and offered for sale as digital memorabilia. Prior to the month of August, the Rarity League’s NFT helmets for the Rams and Bengals, the teams that competed in the Super Bowl the year before, were sold for 0.14 ether, which is about comparable to $216. Beginning on November 15, Rarity League NFT helmets representing the remaining 30 NFL clubs will be available for purchase on the website of the Rarity League.

Customers who acquire Rarity League collectibles are also given early access to buy NFL Rivals player NFTs, the opportunity to compete in exclusive in-game tournaments that offer rare NFTs as prizes, and early entry into the private beta for NFL Rivals.

Other NFT arrangements that the NFL has struck include one with Ticketmaster for non-fungible commemorative tickets, one with DraftKings for NFT Reignmakers fantasy football, and one with Dapper Labs for its NFL All Day marketplace.

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