Ubisoft invested $6000000 in NFT-Tamagotchi

DappRadar reported that Ubisoft, along with Animoca Brands and the co-founders of The Sandbox, have invested in an NFT platform called Dogami. This is an analogue of a Tamagotchi, in which elements of augmented reality are present.

Ubisoft has invested $6 million. NFT will be traded on the Tezos platform, which also runs Ubisoft Quartz.

In Dogami, players will be able to choose from over 300 dogs with unique characteristics. Pets that live in the special virtual world of Petaverse will need to be fed and looked after in every possible way. Players will be able to upgrade their dogs, change their characteristics and compete with other players in completing challenges.

Dogami’s currency will be the special NFT token DOGA. They will be given for completing tests and so on. With this currency, players will be able to buy various things for their dogs.

The beta version of Dogami will launch in the spring of 2022, and the DOGA currency will launch in the first quarter of 2022. Later, a mobile game and the first collaboration will be released.

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A digital artist who releases his artwork under a pseudonym that is not disclosed on this site. Since childhood is fond of drawing and sculpture. A graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts. Passionate about both the creation of art and its history.

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