Shiba Inu is making waves with its upcoming play-to-earn (P2E) game, Shiba Eternity. According to Lucie, the marketing lead, this game marks a pivotal development for the Shiba Inu ecosystem, including its blockchain, Shibarium, and its tokens, SHIB and BONE. The game, which currently exists in a mobile format, is set to transition to the blockchain, creating significant excitement within the community.
Shiba Eternity’s integration with Shibarium promises to revolutionize digital gaming. Lucie highlighted several key features of the game, including its planned blockchain transition and its impact on Shiba Inu tokens.
The game will leverage BONE, Shibarium’s official gas fee token, for every transaction on the platform. This integration is expected to drive the burning of SHIB tokens, adding a deflationary element to the ecosystem.
Moreover, Shiba Eternity will introduce a unique feature: its in-game cards will be converted into non-fungible tokens (NFTs) once fully integrated with Shibarium. These NFTs can be stored in blockchain wallets and traded on the upcoming Shib marketplace. This move aims to enhance the value and appeal of the game’s assets to traders and collectors alike.
WazirX Hacker Stole and Sold $100 Million in SHIBThe game’s blockchain version will feature an improved interface, a revamped reward system, and a new tournament format to enrich the gaming experience. These updates are designed to attract both new players and loyal fans of the current Web2 version.
As Shiba Eternity nears its launch, the team has scheduled a closed-beta testing phase for the Web3 version in the third quarter of the year. Access to this testing will be limited to community members who have staked LEASH tokens or hold specific NFTs. Additionally, dedicated players transitioning from the Web2 version to the Web3 version will receive special welcome gift packs.
Although the exact start date for the closed-beta testing remains unspecified; it is anticipated to begin in the next quarter. Following the closed-beta phase, the Shiba Inu team plans to open public access to the game’s testing, allowing a broader audience to experience the new features and improvements.
