- Apple is set to launch the Apple Vision Pro, a spatial computing platform that combines Augmented Reality and Web3 technology.
- The game, built on Unreal Engine, offers an immersive gaming experience with stunning visuals.
- The game’s utility token, the Victoria VR token, has gained positive attention from collectors.
Apple is set to introduce its cutting-edge spatial computing platform, the Apple Vision Pro, which combines top-tier Augmented Reality features. Bridging the gap between Mark Zuckerberg‘s metaverse vision and the world of cryptocurrency is the upcoming Victoria VR game.
Victoria VR promises an immersive gaming experience with stunning visuals, leveraging the advanced capabilities of Apple Vision Pro and incorporating Web3 technology. Positioned as the first Blockchain-based MMORPG in virtual reality, the game is built on Unreal Engine and is owned by its users, aiming to transcend traditional gaming and immerse players in an alternate reality.
The game has its own utility token, the Victoria VR token, which has already gained positive attention from collectors. This token plays a pivotal role in transactions, rewards, and user engagement within the platform. Its value experienced a notable surge from $0.006 in September 2023, reaching $0.046 between February 1 and 2 before stabilizing at $0.04 upon the announcement of the upcoming app.
However, this surge falls short of the peak during the launch period from December 2021 to January 2022 when it reached $0.6. Original token holders would need a 1,400% bull run to break even, a prospect that requires significant optimism.
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Given Apple’s historical caution toward cryptocurrency and in-app economies, including the prohibition of token-gated content, there remains uncertainty about whether Victoria VR can materialize as planned.
The Victoria VR model, outlined in a whitepaper, envisions a game where citizens can shape the world’s future independently, living without dependence on its original creators. The in-app economy is designed to reward active participation and contribution to the metaverse, redistributing half of the revenue from in-game asset sales among stakeholders and active users. This encourages users not only to engage with the platform but also to contribute to its development.
By fostering active participation, users can earn tokens, creating a self-sustaining economy where every action holds the potential for reward. Victoria VR represents a robust attempt to merge Web3 and the metaverse using Apple’s Vision Pro. The success of its potential launch this spring will determine whether it paves the way for widespread crypto adoption or succumbs to the fate of overhyped crypto games.