Gaming-focused blockchain Oasys collaborated with zero-knowledge rollup platform AltLayer to simplify the deployment of metaverses within the Oasys ecosystem.
Oasys announced Tuesday that the partnership will use AltLayer’s rollup-as-a-service feature to provide a simpler experience to builders who want to launch blockchain games and metaverses within the Oasys network.
In February 2022, Oasys launched its network to increase the mainstream adoption of play-to-earn (P2E) blockchain games. The network touts its “zero gas fee experience” and asset portability between projects built within it. The blockchain’s founding team included bigshots in gaming and crypto gaming.
In a statement, Oasys director Daiki Moriyama told Cointelegraph that the move caters to smaller game developers who want to deploy their games more easily on the blockchain. Moriyama said:
“While large companies like Bandai Namco would prefer to build their own fully customized metaverse on Oasys L2, some smaller game developers would prefer to more easily build a casual metaverse and deploy their games on it.”
He also noted that with the number of small and medium-sized developers expected to increase, the team believes it’s important to provide a platform where creating a “Verse” within the second layer of Oasys’ two-layer architecture is easy.
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When asked what trends can be expected in blockchain gaming in 2024, Moriyama pointed out key developments within the space. The environment around blockchain gaming had “definitely evolved,” and he sees the industry as “thicker” than the previous year.
The advent of various blockchain-gaming-focused marketing businesses and companies from various industries getting into Web3 was also a bullish case for the Web3 gaming niche, he said.
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