Game Space Launched Player One Program, Aiming at Helping Gaming Studios and Influencers Launch NFTs and Connect with Billions of Fans

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Game Space, the first GameFi as a Service platform on the market, has launched the Player One Program. The project aims to help gaming companies, gaming content creators, streamers and influencers to launch NFTs and SBTs to help create connections with their fans, bridging the gap between Web2 and Web3 and unlocking the potential of billions of users.

The name of the program, Player One, is inspired by the movie "Ready Player One". Game Space hopes to provide an NFT distribution platform for everyone through the Player One program, which will help gaming companies and influencers to quickly connect with their fans, aggregate on-chain and off-chain data, and create their own fans economic system.

The first phase of the Player One Program is invitation only, and not everybody is eligible to launch their own NFT. Users and fans can acquire free NFTs through their communities (streamers, influencers, gaming companies, etc). The NFT launch can be customized and will have different utilities and benefits designed by its organizer, which will help in enhancing the management of their fans.

According to Michael, the CEO of Game Space, the Player One program will focus on the fan economy of the game industry and promote Web2 players to enter the world of Web3 and GameFi. For gaming companies, Game Space also provides a SDK solution for quick Web3 development. Gaming companies can launch their games or applications with the same blockchain functionalities as StepN in just 7 days, which includes the launching and selling of NFTs.

Akatsuki, an influencer in the NFT and GameFi field, has said that working with Game Space in launching