GoLive Games Launches First NFT Based Esports Game “Cricket Stars”
Adding to the excitement of the ongoing cricket fever in India, GoLive Games, a mid-core game publisher has unveiled Cricket starsIndia’s first NFT based cricket strategy esports game powered by Tezos.
As the only NFT-based multiplayer game without Pay-to-Play or Play-to-Earn model on the market, Cricket stars offers players of all ages the opportunity to experience the thrill of cricket in a virtual format like never before. This game acts as more than just an interface to play India’s most popular sport. It also offers a platform for cricket fanatics to use their strategic thinking and showcase their in-depth knowledge and passion as they approach this latest esports game.
The game gives players a choice of six batting as well as six bowling card options to choose from in each game. Using his extensive knowledge of the game, the player has to choose the right batting card from the many options offered to score runs on the opponent’s delivery while choosing the perfect bowling skill to bowl to dismiss the opponent. Cricket stars also gives users the opportunity to win exclusive cricket bats and other prizes.
Speaking about the unique blend of cricket, eSports and NFTs, GoLive Games founder Ravi Kiran said, “We have put our heart and soul into creating Cricket stars, a game that we are incredibly proud of and one that we believe will resonate with the nation’s players. As Cricket is a beloved sport with a global following and the esports industry in India is growing exponentially, we saw the opportunity to merge the two to create a truly unique and rewarding gaming experience for cricket enthusiasts across the esports world. Moreover, we believe that the integration of NFTs into our game represents the future of the industry, as it gives players real ownership and value in the virtual world. By harnessing the nation’s burning passion for cricket as well as gaming, we are confident that the game will become a breakthrough success in society and become a significant part of the country’s gaming ecosystem.”
The game not only takes cricket gaming to a whole new level with its engaging gameplay and card mechanics, but also stands out as the only NFT-based cricket game in the eSports market that does not require players to invest upfront in NFTs. Players can acquire batting and bowling cards in the form of NFTs at various levels of rarity – Rare, Epic and Legendary – and use their unique features to compete against other players in real-time through exciting matches, promotions or eSports tournaments.
The game’s NFT marketplace is powered by the Tezos Blockchain, allowing users with Tezos wallets to easily trade, buy and sell their cards in the in-game store without the need for cryptocurrency.
On their exclusive partnership with GoLive Games, TriliTech Gaming’s Global Head Jeremy Foo said: “This partnership marks an exciting step forward for the gaming industry and for Tezo’s blockchain. Cricket fans will enjoy a deep strategic game that tests their knowledge of the sport while gathering into and trade cricket-themed NFTs that add a new dimension to the gaming experience. We look forward to this partnership becoming a cornerstone of our shared commitment to making great games even better on Tezos, the best blockchain for gaming.” Foo is responsible for game development in the Tezos Ecosystem.
Cricket stars is currently available on the Google Play Store.
