Web3 metaverse game Otherside has shared a video showing a user creating a map for the title, made using their official ODK.
In a 3-minute video uploaded to X, @tropicalvirtual showed a timelapse of creating an Agora-inspired environment built within the ApeChain-powered ODK – software which allows players to create characters, outfits, maps and much more for the Otherside metaverse.
User-generated content is set to be a major part of Otherside, with players able to not just make assets for the game, but also sell them in the in-game marketplace. Select users can sign-up to get early access to the ODK right now.
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- Otherside have shared a video of a user creating a map for the metaverse game using their ODK
- The video shows @tropicalvirtual creating an Agora-inspired environment, complete with fauna, waterfalls and ancient relics
- The ODK allows players to create characters, outfits, maps and more to use and sell to others within Otherside
- Users can sign-up to get early access to the ODK right now
- The next Otherside playtest is expected to arrive later this year
Source: @tropicalvirtual on XWhat is Otherside?
Otherside is an upcoming Web3 MMO metaverse game, primarily built on ApeChain, and available on PC.
Developed by Yuga Labs, in partnership with Improbable, MSquared and Animoca Brands, the game blends elements from typical MMORPG experiences with the benefits of Web3-powered metaverse titles. Players will shape and own the world around them, where their NFTs are playable characters and over 10,000 people will be able to interact in real time.
Designed to continuously evolve with new minigames, player-owned assets, features and more, Otherside has lofty ambitions to become the definitive metaverse title – and create an all-new standard for MMO games.
Source: OthersideWhat is the Otherside ODK?
The Otherside ODK is a piece of software that allows players to generate their own assets for use within Otherside.
As shown in the video, this includes maps – but also allows players to create characters, outfits, tools, structures, and also minigames for other players to experience.
On top of creating assets to be used within Otherside, the ODK allows players to sell these assets via the in-game marketplace. With the game powered by ApeChain, the $APE token serves as the primary currency of Otherside, used within the marketplace and in any areas in which players can buy items.
Interested parties can now sign-up for early access to the Otherside ODK, allowing them to get familiar with the software prior to the game’s wider release.
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