The crypto world continues to spread at a great pace. Games, which are the largest area of the digital world, have naturally started to take their share from crypto. The term NFT Gaming has been around for some time now and we will see much larger NFT Games in the near future. Another one comes from PlayStation veterans. Michael Mumbauer, who previously led the visual arts section of plays such as The Last of Us and Uncharted, and Days Gone; screenwriter Josh Garvin joined forces to form a studio called Liithos.

Ashfall, which will be Liithos’ first game, will be an NFT Game. Described as “the world’s first true WEB 3.0 AAA game,” Ashfall will be playable on PC, consoles, and the Hedera Network. The game description of Ashfall, which will be written and directed by Josh Garvin, is as follows;

“In Ashfall, players will struggle to survive in a world left behind by global warming. The Ring-of-Fire, an erupted volcano, mysteriously creates destructive energy fields. At the beginning of the story, we will witness a one-man adventure, which will evolve into a cinematic world of multiplayer PVP and PV. Players will be able to use the Hedera Network while playing the game and have the opportunity to explore there. Players will also be able to experience a buy/sell and trade. Ashfall is currently partnering with legendary comic book creators, artists, and influencers. Our story will begin with a digital comic book written by John Garvin. The cover image will be drawn by Brett Booth of DC Comics.”

The most important change promised in this new project, in which Josh Garvin stands out in particular, is the emphasis on “a cyclical gameplay and a world to explore in all the media” . Mumbauer, who likened other NFT games to a cargo company, underlined that there would be much deeper meaning in his own games. Michael Mumbauer is very hopeful about the project, stating that they offer players the opportunity to create a path by doing what they already love. With NFT emerging even from global warming, we eagerly await what other ironies life will bring us.