Play-To-Own Game, Project Eluüne: StarGarden Will Launch On Polygon

Play-to-own game, Project: Eluüne StarGarden will launch on Polygon sometime next year. It was produced by the makers of the well-known video game Call of Duty for the Arrivant corporation.

The game was initially introduced by Arrivant on the Solana blockchain. Arrivant, on the other hand, was seeking a lasting solution and chose to launch it on Polygon.

Play-To-Own Game, Project Eluüne: StarGarden To Launch On Polygon

According to the most recent information, the game company Arrivant has chosen to add the Polygon blockchain to its play-to-own game Project Eluüne: StarGarden. The project will continue to be a part of the Solana ecosystem in the interim.

Arrivant claims that it chose Polygon as the platform for the game’s launch because of the latter’s dedication to sustainability. Additionally, it mentioned the platform’s most recent employment of AAA talent as a driving force.

The gaming studio added that this choice was made prior to last week’s Slope attack on the Solana network. As a result, the game would function simultaneously on both platforms.

According to Arrivant’s CEO, Cedric Gamelin, the company thinks the Polygon network can accommodate the next generation of gamers. Gamelin added that the business intends to be a cross-chain initiative.

As a result, the gaming company will be able to cater to numerous players on various platforms. The CEO thinks the Polygon platform would be preferred by the majority of players.

🚨You wanted Alpha… well #MissionControl early access is now LIVE!🚀 https://t.co/xXhi3D3Z8T pic.twitter.com/VB8b9iJtcq

— Project Eluüne 💎 (@ProjectEluune) August 1, 2022

Arrivant completes $5 million funding round

Urvit Goel, Head of Games at Polygon, also offered his thoughts on the most recent collaboration. Goel claimed that Arrivant’s concept prioritizes player creativity, involvement, and enjoyment.

Goel claims that the Polygon team is open to working with Arrivant to support its development of new games.

Arrivant also said that a $5 million investment round at a $35 million valuation is almost complete. Leading the funding round were C2 Ventures, together with Lightspeed, Polygon, and 6th Man.

Arrivant claimed that it will use this money to expand its workforce. Additionally, it would help to guarantee that the game is available by Q1 2023. In an universe of floating islands, the game would let players train, craft, hire, merge, and upgrade creatures.

Polygon is the third most active blockchain in Q2 2022

The third most active blockchain investor in Q2 2022, according to The Block, was Polygon Studios.

Despite the crisis in the cryptocurrency market, interest from investors in gaming businesses has not decreased. Statistics show that more than 47% of blockchain investors’ investments are in the gaming industry.

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