The Second World game, based on the ‘play-to-earn’ mechanics that will be deployed on the Fantom blockchain, has managed to raise more than two million euros in its previous funding rounds; as hinted by the platform in an exclusive press release to Cointelegraph this Thursday, March 31, 2022.
The theme of the Second World game is to allow players to start playing in an existing city in the real world (distributed randomly).where players will aim to collect more places within the same city and make them develop to their preference.
Second World is based on the Fantom Blockchain (FTM) where players compete to economically develop cities for higher rewards through the buying and selling of NFTs.thus managing to monetize the achievements made in real money.
The economic transactions within the game will be carried out through your own SWIO token, token that was created for the Second World game that can be exchanged for other cryptocurrencies. on and off the platform.
The NFTs of the game will be replicas of monuments that are recognized in the real world, such as: the Eiffel Tower in France, the Big Ben in London and the Golden Gate in San Francisco, any of these monuments can be acquired by the players and placed in their cities, thus leaving the imagination of the users that are part of the game SecondWorld.
Carlos Ripoll, Founder and CEO, commented: “Second World is being created with the aim of bringing to market a good game in terms of graphics and playability to enjoy as well as, of course, giving users the opportunity to make the most of the hours invested in it economically” .
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