Polygon and GameSwift will launch a blockchain gaming platform similar to the Epic Games and Steam Store

Polygon and the gaming company GameSwift (which worked on the StarTerra blockchain, which worked on the Terra blockchain) are developing a gaming platform.

The platform itself will work on the Polygonal Supernet technology.

GameSwift will offer services to developers based on the Initial Game Offering (IGO) and the initial NFT offering (INO). In addition, GameSwift will allow developers to transfer their Web2 projects to a decentralized space.

All games in the GameSwift ecosystem will be available through a special launcher (like Epic Games Store or Steam). The launcher will support GameSwift ID technology, which will allow players to log into any game, which will allow players to log into any Google, Apple ID or Facebook game.

In addition, the developers will launch a full-fledged inter-network communication bridge, the GameSwift Bridge, and the Ethereum Virtual Machine and Substrate. The bridge will allow funds and other digital assets to be transferred seamlessly between different networks.
The companies will also deploy an analytical service for game protocol developers and marketing studios, which will help to study the project data more deeply.

which received a grant from GameSwift has already launched the blockchain game Star Heroes, which received a grant from Microsoft. It is noteworthy that StarHeroes is being developed by former developers from CD-ROM Projekt Red, the creators of such popular games as The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Cyberpunk 2077.