Powered by now.gg CloudOS, existing mobile games can be transformed into
NFGs which interlink with each other and the user to create a Metaverse
now.gg, the mobile cloud company, today announced its now.gg Fungible Games (NFG) platform for mobile games developed on Unity, Unreal and Cocos engines. NFG enables the unbundling of the game so pieces of it can be owned by different people, its dynamic re-composition in the cloud, and delivery to the gamer. NFG also enables the games to be interlinked with each other by sharing the unbundled pieces across games.
now.gg Fungible Games combines several unique technical capabilities to create a mobile Metaverse. The first is the ability to break down a game into game code, game events, and game art with different people owning different pieces of the game. The NFG platform can do this automatically for some existing games or enable developers to do this programmatically.
The game can query, and augment or replace, any of these unbundled components with components from the user or the game’s developer to create a fungible game, introducing an entirely new experience. The second is the real-time dynamic composition of these unbundled elements in the cloud streamed to the user with low latency. Third is the interlinking of the elements between games and also with the user’s own wallets and journey.
With NFG, developers gain access to more ways to create and build and players get a much richer experience. NFG also introduces new levels of interaction between gamers, game developers, and gaming creators. The simplest use case of this is that users can find and use NFTs in the game and create an entirely personalized game experience by collecting NFT or non-NFT based 2D and 3D images, textures, videos and code.
The NFG platform can query a user’s wallet so anyone can incorporate their NFTs or other assets into a game. Opening up these assets to share across users and games unlocks the Metaverse for developers and creators, who can now let fans use their assets within their games.
Heya (meaning room in Japanese), a mobile simulation game, is the first example of NFG. Here the game can query a user’s wallet to see what assets they have, and then allow the user to place these assets on the walls in their room, creating a shared and completely personalized digital space. Also in the future it will create portals enabling the users to jump into other games via some of these NFTs.
Mumbai. January 27, 2022
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