Bandai Namco, a Japanese multinational video game creator, has introduced an AI virtual pet NFT game, RYUZO, featuring digital creatures called RYU on the Oasys Network, an eco-friendly gaming blockchain network.
Launched on Wednesday, August 2nd, RYUZO was developed in collaboration with Japanese startup Attructure and published by Double Jump.Tokyo.
RYUZO introduces a modern take on the classic Tamagotchi virtual pet concept pioneered by Bandai Namco. This innovative virtual pet experience, called RYU, incorporates artificial intelligence.
Each NFT (RYU) creature transforms into a Soulbound token after hatching, ensuring its uniqueness and preventing unauthorized transfers or sales.
Leading up to its official launch, a batch of 10,000 digital NFT eggs, known as MARYU, was distributed among holders of Oasys' initial NFTs under the "Oasyx" project.
These eggs undergo a metamorphosis into Soulbound NFTs once hatched, rewarding holders with project ownership based on their contributions to the community.
RYU extends beyond conventional virtual pet experiences. These digital creatures evolve through user interactions, acquiring distinct personalities and unlocking various abilities.
Powered by AI, players can engage in activities such as feeding and racing their pets and witnessing their creatures' learning and development. The application facilitates the creation of multiple generations of these virtual pets, adding a dynamic and captivating layer to the gameplay.
Although the nurturing phase of the game is set to conclude in a year, the creatures will remain active afterward.
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