Anthony Sieben, Leonardo Viti and Tom Nicolas Herzig, well-known designers of the popular Game of Thrones series, have undertaken a new project with a Play to Earn game: Freakzz, which will also have its own original NFT collection.
These designers have also worked for different Marvel and Disney films, so they have a lot of experience in creating and designing characters with unique 3D details.
This game aims to revive the essence of classic video games, but incorporating Web3: the new Internet. With this project they seek to create a new dimension of gaming for gamers, with NFTs as a differential touch. This project works on the Ethereum blockchain and will be presented on the market with a collection of 9,999 NFTs. The NFTs will represent characters in humanoid format and, according to an official statement, they will be aliens, zombies, ghosts and vampires.
This Play to Earn game is designed so that players can access it from any type of browser, choose the character they prefer and attack their enemies with spells. In this way, the winner of the game will be the last player left alive.
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Furthermore, the CEO of Freakzz is Alex Huertas, a Spanish businessman who is clear about the importance of Web 3.0 for the present and the future. According to Huertas, “this new technology is changing the way we use video games and currently allows gamers to earn assets that can be transformed into money.”
In Freakzz, the winners of the game receive a stablecoin reward, represented as tokens. These tokens can be used to purchase assets, such as items to upgrade your characters.
With this title, its creators seek to develop a game aimed at fans of the Play-to-Earn but also suitable for other types of players, which is why they have developed a free Play for Fun version in which gamers can choose which “freak” they prefer to be and try to defeat their friends on the battlefield. Likewise, in this mode players will be able to compete in a tournament every week in which the best ten will also receive stablecoins.
