Ready Games plans to bring Web3 games into Google and Apple Store

Ready Games has unveiled a new division that will focus on bringing blockchain games and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) into Apple and Google Stores. Google and Apple have each launched initiatives related to blockchain and NFTs, and this move could be a prime one for the companies.

Ready Games plans for blockchain gaming on Google & Apple

Ready Games has been in existence for a while now. Recently, it secured $3 million through the same AURA tokens. The sale was led by Bitkraft, an old investor of Ready Games. The other firms that joined the funding round include Hashed, Tribe, Mapleblock Capital and Fundamental Labs.

This funding round aims to develop a new ecosystem that will democratize access to Web3 game development. The CEO of Ready, David Bennahum, said that the firm was releasing developer tools and the AURA token across different games and companies. Bennahum said that blockchain gaming developers can access Google and Apple stores through his company.

“We have the components for creating a distributed mobile blockchain gaming ecosystem. You need those live operations tools, and you need a token that can be shared. So we actually don’t know of anybody else that’s offering these pieces. But nobody has this complete picture. And I’ll also add we do it in compliance with Apple and Google App Store rules,” Bennahum said.

Through this offering, it could be possible for Web2 games to be converted into Web3 games while abiding by both Google and Apple store rules. Ready Games plans to incentivize Web2 game developers by allowing them to shift to the buzzing Web3 space.

One of the ways to support Web3 developers is ensuring they do not avoid the rules. One of the ways to do this is ensuring that their NFT purchases are done using traditional in-game currency. Ready will provide such compliance support and ensure that the developer can easily handle projects.

Tokenomics for blockchain games

Ready Games has designed three controls that will support the tokenomics of this platform. The company plans for the tokenomics of blockchain games to solve problems related to a distributed game economy and allow players to own assets.

“We are offering a utility token that can be essentially white-labelled into the mobile game. So the game developers don’t have to issue their own tokens, especially if they’re not even sure what they want to do. And with Web3, we don’t know of anybody else that offers live operations on-chain, at this level, and a purpose-built token whose economics are designed to go across games where those games are owned by independent publishers yet all sharing the same token,” Bennahum added.

Every on-chain item will have to be infused with a specific quantity of AURA tokens. This offers stability and guarantees compatibility for the items used across the games. Infusing AURA can be done via a “FuseBlock”, a marketing label controlled by the ecosystem.