■ Kickstarter - MMO Game Assets Using the NXT blockchain for asset trading ■

[box0211]

Just Wow!... tats all i can say... ummm still dont understand why nxt is still so low....this is huge for an altcoin.

Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1760210928/voxelnauts-vr-mmo

http://cointelegraph.com/news/114443/voxelnauts-a-minecraft-inspired-game-with-nxt-backed-property-rights-and-drm

Voxelnauts is a Minecraft-inspired, massive online multiplayer and virtual reality game that leverages the NXT blockchain for use in its economy, land property, and game item intellectual property-management system.

Fans of the Final Fantasy saga may recognize the style. I sure do. But its mix with the Minecraft soapbox, as well as an income-free market economy, could deliver where other games have failed — by avoiding massive inflation with centrally controlled economies and Keynesian practices, for example, and by allowing anyone to play god and create their own planet, defining the economic model and rules of the game.

While aesthetically the game is very pleasing and offers a richer adventure and more RPG feel than vanilla Minecraft, these features are but the icing on the cake. The game is virtual-reality friendly and designed to integrate with Oculus Rift and Vive "at a minimum," though it is perfectly playable without either.

Voxelnauts launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund the final push of the development of their game, which has been in production for over a year. They game received initial funding of US$1 million from angel investors, according to the campaign website. So far, on Kickstarter, the team has raised over US$72K toward their goal of US$200K, signaling a lot of interest from supporters.

[Daedelus]

Over 50% there on Kickstarter. I like the feel of the graphics, I understand retro is very big right now  

[JohnnyBTCSeed]

Google cardboard would be an excellent fit for this. 

[Nxtblg]

Just Wow!... tats all i can say... ummm still dont understand why nxt is still so low....this is huge for an altcoin.

Lemme tell you a story about the gold-exploration penny stock I made the most dollar profit on. I found it in March of '09 and bought some. The stock went absolutely nowhere for a year. If I had wanted to, I could have travelled down to its property, quizzed all the geologists and other employees, and latched my eyes on to every rock sample they had drilled. When that exhausting sabbatical was finished, I could have bought more at my original entry price!

All the time, the stock was flatlining, they were getting closer and closer to opening up the abandoned mine they had taken over. When they finally announced the news that a re-opening was a "cert"...well, lemme say that the stock's chart was a thing of beauty.

But I had to wait more than a year for the payoff. (In fact, to be frank, I sold too soon: had I held on, I could have made substantially more. This sidebar explains why I'm not a good trader. )

Real innovation and development - the kind that leads to a leap in value over the long term - takes a long time to be recognized by the market. There's actually an old stock-market term to describe investments of this sort: they're called "sleepers."

If you want to sunny-side-up this phenomenon, just tell yourself that the Market God is showing uncharacteristic mercy by letting you buy more at a bargain price.   But you do need patience to play the game this way...