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Oasys selected for latest SEGA-licensed digital collectible card game

Chloe Lim
·1-min read

This digital collectible card game is expected to be released on HOME verse – Oasys’ Layer two blockchain

Singapore-based Oasys, a gaming-optimised proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain has been selected as the blockchain of choice for an upcoming digital collectible card game licensed by SEGA, one of the Big Five gaming giants in Japan.

SEGA is a multinational Japanese video game company most well known for their game Sonic the Hedgehog.

This digital collectible card game is expected to be released on HOME verse – Oasys’ Layer two blockchain, a secondary protocol built on top of an existing blockchain system.

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Based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms legend, the digital collectible game that is soon to be released was originally published by SEGA in 2005 as a strategy arcade game that took Asia by storm. It also uses the intellectual property of Japanese game franchise SANGOKUSHI TAISEN.

Image: Oasys 

The game is also developed by double jump.tokyo, a Japanese blockchain game developer and NFT solutions provider.

Moving forward, Daiki Moriyama, director of Oasys, says that their “ambition is to lead the mass adoption of blockchain games by providing players and developers alike with a safe, secure and stable environment in which they can comfortably play and create the games of the future.”

Other members of the Big Five Japanese gaming giants backing this project include Bandai Namco and Square Enix.

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