GoLive Games to launch Cricket Stars NFT game on Tezos

GoLive Games, an esports game publishing company, is set to release a non-fungible token (NFT) cricket game. The game will target cricket fans in India and be launched through the open-source blockchain Tezos India.

GoLive Games to launch an NFT cricket game

The team behind this NFT project has announced that this game will be India’s first cricket strategy game that has integrated blockchain technology. The esports game will be known as “Cricket Stars.” The multiplayer game will integrate NFTs without needing Pay-to-Play or Play-to-Earn models.

Esports games are the same as professional sports events. However, in these games, the viewers watch video gamers competing against each other within a virtual setting instead of the real world.

The CEO of GoLive Games, Ravi Kiran, commented on this development saying that the project was a welcome initiative. Kiran also addressed how the integration of blockchain technology in the gaming industry had the potential to transform the industry.

Kiran also thanked the team at Tezos for participating in this project and supporting the initiative. He noted that integrating NFTs into one of the most-watched sports in India would transform the gaming industry.

India has a vast fanbase for cricket. This partnership and the launch of this NFT game are bound to attract attention from fans that want more engagement. Kiran said the project was tapping into India’s passion for cricket and gaming. As such, the game would “become a groundbreaking success in the community” and play a significant role in the country’s gaming ecosystem.

Partnership with Tezos India

As aforementioned, this esports game will be created on the Tezos blockchain. The President of Tezos India, Om Malviya, commented on this partnership saying that it was an important milestone in the growth of the gaming industry and the Tezos network.

“We are pleased to announce our partnership with GoLive Gaming Studio to launch an innovative NFT-based cricket game. This collaboration signifies a significant advancement for the gaming industry, and the Tezos blockchain. With this cricket game, players will be able to play, collect and trade unique cricket-themed NFTs, adding a new dimension to the gameplay experience,” Malviya said.

Malviya noted that the team at Tezos was pleased to be working with the GoLive Games gaming studio to develop Cricket Stars. The executive added that the players would experience the benefits of NFT-based gaming on the Tezos network.

Malviya noted that this partnership could be a foundation for the mutual objective of transforming the gaming industry. The Web3 gaming space has reported a significant growth in recent years, with projects in the sector set to scoop a massive market share.

Cricket Stars is a gaming project where the players can have Tezos wallets to trade their cards with the other players. These cards can be traded on the inbuilt store within the game without the need for other cryptocurrencies.