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Ambrus Boosts Sui Game Developers With Ludus
Ambrus Studio, developer of E4C: Final Salvation, offers its Web3 expertise to game builders with E4C: Ludus, a new games publishing platform on Sui, in collaboration with Mysten Labs, the original contributor to the Sui Blockchain. The platform helps developers take advantage of Sui's innovative technologies, such as dynamic NFTs and zkLogin, and SuiPlay0X1, the first Web3 mobile gaming device.
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E4C: Ludus, a cross-platform gaming layer, lets game developers from around the world build games on multiple platforms and publish them through one frontend. Players can use this frontend to find their favorite games, whether they be on PC, mobile, console, or HTML5. E4C: Ludus will integrate Ambrus' native token, E4C, giving game developers a currency they can build into their games.
“We looked at the entire gaming space and there are very few cross-platform gaming platforms,” said Johnson Yeh, Founder of Ambrus Studio and former Riot Games Asia Pacific CEO. “But the demand from players to have a single account that owns all their gaming assets and can access any games is becoming higher everyday. That’s what originally inspired us to start Ludus.”
Along with Ambrus' technical expertise around game development and Sui, company founder Johnson Yeh brings his experience as a pro-gamer and former CEO of Riot Games' Asia division to the effort. Game developers using Ludus can expect tools devoted to user acquisition and marketing, leveraging Sui's technical innovation and the Telegram platform as a channel.
Ambrus has targeted quarter one of 2025 for the launch of E4C: Ludus.
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E4C: Ludus, a cross-platform gaming layer, lets game developers from around the world build games on multiple platforms and publish them through one frontend. Players can use this frontend to find their favorite games, whether they be on PC, mobile, console, or HTML5. E4C: Ludus will integrate Ambrus' native token, E4C, giving game developers a currency they can build into their games.
“We looked at the entire gaming space and there are very few cross-platform gaming platforms,” said Johnson Yeh, Founder of Ambrus Studio and former Riot Games Asia Pacific CEO. “But the demand from players to have a single account that owns all their gaming assets and can access any games is becoming higher everyday. That’s what originally inspired us to start Ludus.”
Along with Ambrus' technical expertise around game development and Sui, company founder Johnson Yeh brings his experience as a pro-gamer and former CEO of Riot Games' Asia division to the effort. Game developers using Ludus can expect tools devoted to user acquisition and marketing, leveraging Sui's technical innovation and the Telegram platform as a channel.
Ambrus has targeted quarter one of 2025 for the launch of E4C: Ludus.
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