Epic Games Store Allows Blockchain Games to be Listed Again

With the newly updated policy, Epic Games Store allows two popular blockchain games, Gods Unchained and Striker Manager 3, to reappear.

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Epic Games Store allows blockchain games to be listed again

The official game distribution store of Epic Games, one of the giants in the gaming industry, has just made some changes in its policies. In these adjustments, Epic Games has allowed games built on a blockchain platform to be relisted on their store.

Specifically, blockchain games have been labeled “Adults Only” (AO) due to the integration of blockchain and NFT elements. Once properly labeled, these games will be allowed back and displayed on the Epic Games Store.

Previously, Epic Games Store removed all AO games from its platform, including many similarly labeled blockchain games. With this new adjustment, two popular web3 games Gods Unchained (GODS) and Striker Manager 3 have been “approved” to return.

Immutable (IMX), a Layer-2 blockchain specializing in the gaming ecosystem and also the developer of Gods Unchained, shared with the community about this event:

“We are delighted with Epic Games’ new policy, and that Gods Unchained is back on their store. This adjustment shows that the traditional gaming industry is embracing experiences from web3 games, and We are getting closer to expanding this acceptance.”

While Epic Games Store shows its openness, its rival, Steam, has implemented a ban on blockchain and NFT-related games from 2021. However, web3 game companies are proving to be innovative advance and increasingly assert their strength, opening up opportunities to enter the traditional gaming world.

A prime example is Immutable, which is expected by VanEck’s Chief Investment Officer to enter the top 25 coins with the largest capitalization on the market, which has pushed the IMX price up sharply in the past few days. In early November, Immutable also cooperated with famous game company Ubisoft to promote the development of blockchain gaming.

Related: Immutable (IMX) Fluctuated Because of VanEck’s Forecast

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