The metaverse, an ever-evolving concept for a ubiquitous 3D digital realm, has recently taken center stage as a crucial component of the highly-anticipated Web3 era, heralding the next chapter of the internet. Major tech players such as Facebook and banks like Citi are investing heavily in this space, including in Web3 metaverse gaming, with some experts predicting the industry could be worth up to $13 trillion by 2030. However, there are also skeptics who believe the hype around the metaverse is premature, and that developers have yet to create tangible products that people will use.
One project that aims to do just that is RobotEra. This Web3 metaverse-building game takes place on a planet called Taro, a world that has been devastated by an apocalyptic event. Players will have the ability to craft and customize robots and the environment, including buildings and landscapes, as they rebuild the world using an easy-to-use interface. Additionally, players wil be able to monetize their gameplay by renting out spaces for advertisements, hosting events with admission fees, and more.
The fully doxxed development team behind RobotEra is led by CEO Jason Chan, a serial entrepreneur and seasoned investor in blockchain and the internet, who is responsible for the operation, marketing, investment, and business development of the project. The COO, Alex Wong, oversees all aspects of the global market operation of RobotEra, and CTO Slimane Lee specializes in blockchain and decentralized technology and is responsible for the game engine development and the blockchain template of the game.
In RobotEra, players will be able to explore the metaverse of Taro, a world that seamlessly blends elements of virtual and augmented reality, creating
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