Real-time pet simulation video games were a huge hit in the 2000s. One of the main reasons for this was their availability on the highly popular, best selling portable console, the Nintendo DS. Of course, the DS was loaded with a huge number of popular game series such as ‘Super Mario Bros,’ ‘The Legend of Zelda,’ ‘Mario Kart,’ and many more, however, perhaps surprisingly, one of the big system sellers was ‘Nintendogs‘, a game where you raised a virtual puppy in real-time.
This year, the concept has returned thanks to blockchain technology. Though DOGAMÍ hasn’t quite defined the genre yet, they claim to have created the first-ever petaverse, and have received $6 million in funding from Ubisoft. Among their other backers were Animoca Brands and The Sandbox, alongside others.
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So far, the developers have launched several NFT packs, $DOGA tokens, and have even aimed for the creation of a metaverse. The project is built on the Tezos network and is currently planned for release during Q2 of 2022 for iOS and Android.
Read other news about Ubisoft and their position on crypto games below:
Ubisoft Continues to Stand its Ground Regarding NFTs
Ubisoft is Pulling Back? Rotten Tomatoes Hit the Fan
Ubisoft Becomes the First Big Gaming Studio to Bring NFTs to Its Games. Mass Adoption Has Begun!
