Old World Labs has developed an MMORPG, Metagates which integrates blockchain and 3D printing
May 4, 2022
Annandale, Virginia May 4, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Metagates (www.metagates.io) is an open-world sandbox MMORPG designed for longevity and built as R&D for a much larger, an industrial product involving advanced manufacturing and the Metaverse. It is the culmination of over a decade of planning, patenting, authoring, prototyping, and experimentation at Old World Labs (www.oldworldlabs.com).
The goal of Metagates is to create a low barrier to entry game that offers progression through in-game appearance, territorial control, dungeons, professions, crafting, and competitive PvP arenas. Our team is composed of competitive gamers who balance this game by being actively involved with our community and playing our own game.
Metagates has been in multiplayer alpha testing since Q4 2021.
All of Metagates' in-game assets were designed to be 3D printed on industrial manufacturing systems for mass production. We intend to use our unique background and skills to set gold standards for adopting this technology in the Metaverse just as we did in the 3D printing industry. This will help further our plans for the Metaverse. Our vision is that the Metaverse will become a portal between the digital and physical worlds and we will be at the forefront of this technology. The earliest adopters of this technology for consumers are gaming and toys. The uniqueness of each NFT collectible sets additive manufacturing apart from conventional manufacturing technologies which tells us mass adoption is inevitable.
Old World Labs (OWL) is an advanced manufacturing and technology company founded by Nick Liverman(www.nickliverman.com) over ten years ago. OWL has developed advanced printers, materials, software, and applications including medical devices, and industrial molds, and is at the forefront of artificial organ development with its expertise in microfluidics.
Source :Old World Labs, LLC
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