Game Features
Large User Base
All four games on the MATR1X platform have the potential to become killer applications in the Web3 space. First-person shooters (FPS), Battle Royale, idle RPG card games, and multiplayer online tactical competitive games (MOBA) are among the top five game types with the largest user base. Especially shooting games, the number of players worldwide exceeds 2 billion. Games like CS2, Call of Duty, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), and Free Fire are all potential user groups for MATR1X.
High income, generating real cash flow
Tencent is the world's highest-earning gaming company, and its top three revenue-generating mobile games are "Honor of Kings", "PUBG Mobile", and "CrossFire". MATR1X FIRE is similar to "CrossFire", while MATR1X BATTLE is comparable to "PUBG Mobile". CrossFire has a total revenue of over $13 billion, while PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Mobile has a total revenue of over $10 billion.
Low threshold, promoting mass adoption
Players can enter the game without purchasing NFTs, which makes it easy for traditional gamers to join. MATR1X FIRE has attracted more than 2 million shooting game users.
$10 billion free trading market
The weapons and props in the MATR1X game are all NFTs, which are generated through the unboxing mechanism and can be traded freely, similar to the skins in CS2. The annual trading volume of the skin market in CS2 is as high as $100 billion. The unboxing and skin economy is a key mechanism to balance the in-game economy and prevent the death spiral effect.
The unboxing and skin mechanism essentially provides a randomized channel for asset acquisition, creating an asynchronous game space in which users can play. This helps balance the overall asset price and avoid the occurrence of the death spiral.
Global first: e-sports Watch2Earn
E-sports is the key to bringing Web3 games into mainstream entertainment, with more than 1 billion e-sports enthusiasts around the world. The core of MATR1X e-sports is Watch2Earn, which allows viewers to earn tokens and exclusive treasure chests by watching games, which greatly lowers the threshold for e-sports and gaming users to enter Web3.
