Infinite Fleet MMO Strategy Game

Infinite Fleet is an epic sci-fi massively multiplayer online (MMO) strategy game. Much like all the other titles that are dominating the rapidly growing NFT gaming market, Infinite Fleet provides the players with its in-game coin to acquire virtual items from the other players and vendors.

This space-based game sees the gamers as a Commander within the United Sol Federation Combined Fleet, which is a military organization that is tasked with defeating the Atrox alien threat. In that context, players can buy ships in-game to use as part of the MMO system, with most of them being limited in terms of their availability.

$INF is a crypto-asset meaning that the players are also allowed to transfer the asset out of the game and into their crypto wallets.

Backed majorly by Adam Back, Charlie Lee, Max Keiser, and many other luminaries in the crypto-asset sector, Infinite Fleet is an epic MMO strategy video game. The NFT game is developed by Samson Mow and many other veteran AAA game designers together with tech visionaries. Experts and analysts describe it as the first MMO game to bring together gaming and cryptocurrency assets at a huge scale.

Infinite Fleet $INF Token

INF is used in the Infinite Fleet P2P marketplace, which is a safe platform where the gamers might buy, sell, or trade their virtual goods with each other directly. The P2P marketplace will be pushed by the player supply and demand metrics, as will the prices of the player-listed virtual goods.

Players can readily access their INF balances and the Infinite Fleet P2P marketplace within the mobile companion app, and make bids on the items or list items for sale everywhere and anytime. For those players that become more familiar with using these crypto assets, they might also receive and send INF between their INF accounts and external wallets that are not associated directly with the Infinite Fleet NFT game.

Notably, INF is a blockchain-based game currency, which means that it can be stored inside and outside the game. When compared to the normal game currencies that are held in-game and leave the gamers and participants with the ‘leftover currency problem,’ INF is portable and provides the gamers with flexibility and real ownership of these digital assets.

The token is also used on the Liquid Network, which is a secondary layer of the Bitcoin blockchain providing quick and confidential transactions. Through the use of federated and real-time BTC pegging, the second layer solution enables convenient high-frequency transactions without moving too far away from the decentralization properties of its fundamental protocol.

INF tokens are fairly distributed through in-game participation and events. Gamers can earn INF by participating in various events and missions in Infinite Fleet.  This can be described as a gamified version of proof-of-work where the players are rewarded for the time spent in-game.

Infinite Fleet Ships April 2022

These ships are available to buy on the Infinite Fleet store as of April 8, 2022.

The Polaris Cannon MK-5 – Centurion Class costs $80. The USF Polaris Cannon is notably an offensive powerhouse that is well equipped with a massive arsenal of short- to mid-range weapons and two huge main guns. Its MK-5 iteration adds an extra armor, and gets power from a plasma beam that focuses on thrust to maintain almost the same speed; which results in a stronger ship but with a less range.

Polaris Versa MK-6 – Centurion Class which costs $40 is a versatile capital ship that teems with weapon hardpoints. It comes with enhanced missile and fighter defenses, coupled with heavier armor while devoting less of its energy resources to shield regeneration. The ship is well suited to tackle Atrox fighter swarms and missile barrages at a small sacrifice of speed and energy weapon resistance.

The others include Polaris Envoy MK-3 – Cruiser Class and the Polaris Guardian MK-3 – Cruiser Class, and they both cost $25. All of them have their unique capabilities, which make them excellent additions to the Infinite Fleet NFT game.