Cantina Royale, a free-to-play (F2P) and pay-to-win (P2E) shooting metaverse game has joined the Elrond blockchain. To begin their trip, F2P users can create an account without a wallet, hidden fees, or expenses. They’ll access various game modes where they may put their talents to the test and compete against other F2P users. The architects of Cantina Royale decided to build their game on Elrond because of its high-speed and environmentally friendly infrastructure, which provides more potential for expansion.
Cantina Royale is the work of a 15-person team with decades of combined experience, led by game designer Dan Bojan and developer Paul Szanto. Furthermore, the game just received significant funding from venture capitalists. Cantina Royale was able to secure $4.5 million in a round led by Elrond and Mechanism Capital (Play). Crypto.com, Morningstar Ventures, Animoca Brands, Skynet EGLD Capital, GBV Capital, Good Games Guild, Chingari, and others.
Cantina Royale is a metaverse game with fully-modelled characters and compatibility with third-party NFT collections. As a result, owners of existing partner PFP collections can play with their favourite NFTs in the Cantina Royale metaverse. For example, if you’re lucky enough to possess a Bored Ape, Cantina Royale has a spot for you and your ape pals.
Cantina’s free-to-play concept has been developed to remove friction while at the same time promoting the blockchain philosophy of interoperability. Because it uses Verko’s payment and wallet management system, the game is compliant with Apple and Google’s policies. Therefore, users can purchase NFTs immediately through Apple and Google in-app purchases without having to store them on their smartphones.
Verko’s game server delivers awards directly to users’ wallets when they win matches. F2P users, on the other hand, can open an account without a wallet, hidden fees, or expenses to launch their trip. The free-to-play option allows gamers to join in on the fun without having to spend lots of money.
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