Game Space, The First GameFi as a Service Released in the Market
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On April 22nd Michael Cameron the CEO and Co-founder of Game Space recently announced that it has released one of the first GaaS “GameFi as a Service'' Platform. Game Space also announced that it had received more than USD 7 million in financing. This round of financing is jointly led by top-tier VCs, Listed Gaming companies and top-tier Exchanges.
Game Space provides a one-stop GameFi as a Service for large gaming companies and AAA titles, one line of code SDK integration, as well as an NFT exchange engine that can be embedded in games, helping the GameFi project shorten the launch time by up to half a year and greatly reducing the threshold for game companies to enter into Web3.
Game Space focuses on being a one-stand solution for AAA gaming studios, making sure there are no limitations for the Gaming companies Game Space works with. Game Space ensures this by having a flexible Tech Stack and compatibility with both EVM and non-EVM Public chains. Also, the Game Space system allows SDK integration to work with any gaming engine so there are no restrictions or incompatibility with any games on the market. Game Space strongly believes GameFi as a Service represents the next stage of Web3 growth.
According to DappRadar, major VCs invested a record USD 4b in GameFi in 2021, compared to USD 80m in 2020. The capital invested in GameFi in 2021 is 5,000% higher than in 2020 and in 2022 more than USD 6b has already been raised in the GameFi industry for companies such as Mobox, Sandbox and Epic Games, etc.
You can see this firsthand in the way OpenSea, Rarible and other top-tier NFT marketplaces have disrupted traditional Web2 services. The same
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