RedDeer.Games is primarily known for publishing Switch titles such as Sword & Bones, Little Bug and Aloof, but today announced its dive in NFTs. This could mark the beginning of NFT games on the Switch, besides the Nintendo’s “interest”.
“The trend of producing games on blockchain technology and non-fungible tokens is more common,” said the publisher in a letter to a grateful, full-time email. “At RedDeer.Games, the implementation of NFTs will start with simple forms such as trading on the OpenSea platform and getting advanced forms such as the play-to-earn model, which allows players to earn.
If only there was some way for Gamemakers to know NFTs were bad before the backlash, it was still a very simple experience.
“There’s an ecosystem that could allow users to use DeFi more effectively and enjoy the transformation to web 3.0,” continued the letter. It’ll all take some time, but the ‘future’ is now and the ‘non-smooth’ is a part of that.”
The letter doesn’t address the environmental concerns of a non-profit organization – the cryptocurrency which uses an extremely harmful amount of energy. In addition, RedDeer.Games is using OpenSea to trade the most popular NFT marketplace, but this is a marketplace that has come under scrutiny lately. The artists continue to share stories of their work being stolen and transformed into NFTs. The villagers are doing little to reduce the growing problem.
Even though RedDeer.Games has been pushing for more investment to avoid these controversies, instead of addressing them.
The game developer, publisher, and porting segments from RedDeer. Games have proved their worth. We intend to continue the adopted business model; expanding it with the previously mentioned development of the NFT department, and expanding its focus on the production of two-A and three-A category games. It’s preparing to get funds for this purpose from the next private investment round pre-A. The roadshow will run from 2022 to 2022 from February 15 to March 31.
Japanese interest in NFTs isn’t very clear as RedDeer.Games says it “feels the potential in this area”, but is still concerned about “what joy we could bring” in this area. Despite the massive increase in product development and technology that publishers and developers have become involved in the acquisition of NFTs, the metaverse and the blockchain, Nintendo could announce something more concrete. Time’ll tell.
