In December 2021, Shiba Inu (SHIB) announced their collaboration with Australian video game developer PlaySide Studios. The partnership aimed to develop a blockchain collectible card game that would eventually have combat elements. The game, called Shiba Eternity, was successfully tested in Vietnam last month. A test was also carried out in Australia. Nevertheless, the definitive version of the blockchain game is under development. While waiting for the official release of Shiba Eternity, developer Shytoshi Kusama gives information on the game’s profits.
Profits for burning SHIB tokens?
Shytoshi Kusama recently said on Discord that 5% of profits of the new Shiba Eternity game are going to be burned. He added that he does not plan to pocket the rest of the profits. He pursues : “I’m very careful until I have a perfect view of what’s going on outside of the combustion.“.
That said, community members have complained about the percentage of profits allocated to burn SHIB tokens. They said that percentage was insufficient. Kusama responded by urging members to look at revenue from games close to Shiba Eternity like Hearthstone.
Separately, Kusama pointed out that the developers behind Shiba Inu (SHIB) are actively working on various tournaments with game rewards. Tournaments can take place via the platform or in real life. The Shiba Inu team is also looking for additional sponsors and plans “a great showdown“.
In less than a month, the Shiba Eternity multiplayer trading card game should be available worldwide. In the meantime, a debate will be hosted on Twitter by Shytoshi Kusama and Willian Volk (game industry veteran) about the new blockchain game.
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