Desperate to revive the once-super product, the father of PUBG changed direction, developing the NFT game platform to optimize profits.

Once upon a time, PUBG is considered a symbol of the survival game series, an irreplaceable super product and is expected to storm the gaming world for many years to come. However, after only a short period of about 1-2 years, the name PUBG gradually receded into oblivion, even to the point of being turned away by many gamers just because of the problem of hacking cheats, lack of updated content. and countless other troubles. At that time, Krafton – the father of PUBG took a lot of measures to try to salvage the PUBG shipwreck, but all were only rated as “keeping a little bit” for this game.

After that, Krafton himself also painted a lot of dream pictures for hardcore PUBG fans when he teased about building a PUBG universe. However, while the trend of developing titles NFT . game is becoming a new trend, it seems that Krafton also decided that he can’t stay out of the race. As proof, just recently, this famous studio announced a partnership with blockchain company Solana Labs. Reportedly, this cooperation will include activities such as development, operation, design and marketing of “games and services based on blockchain and NFT”. Solana Labs is also well known for developing the Solana blockchain, an Ethereum competitor designed to offer fast transaction speeds at low costs.

Not even stopping there, Krafton recently announced that they will be working with Naver Z to build “a new Web 3.0 project and NFT system to build an NFT metaverse Platform. That shows, how big is Krafton’s ambition in this NFT field.

However, there is also a positive for veteran PUBG gamers that Krafton seems to have never thought about putting applications or integrating NFT into this once-great product. At least, after officially opening for free earlier this year, PUBG has also seen a sharp increase in the number of players