Animoca Brands, Ubisoft Invest in $12M Round for Blockchain Game 'Cross the Ages'

.animocabrands and Ubisoft are among the investors in a $12 million seed round for “Cross the Ages,” a new free-to-play game with digital trading card NFTs that can be converted into physical versions. BrandyBetz reports

'Cross the Ages' universe

The game is slated to add metaverse elements by mid-2023, including quests based on clues in the novels. Developers, artists and gamers will also have the ability to create new cities and games. “The CTA DeFi product will be accessible via the main user interface, but it will operate as its own standalone platform,” CTA co-founder and CEO Sami Chlagou told CoinDesk in an email. “We want to keep the gaming experience somewhat separate to ensure that the more commercial aspects of the CTA experiences do not distract from what will be a dynamic and unique metaverse gaming experience.”

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