- Cross the Ages mixes a battle game with collectible cards, and a fantasy metaverse.
- The game will mix digital and physical trading cards, starting with a speed-match app.
- Cross the Ages is built on ImmutableX for low minting costs for card packs.
Cross the Ages is a 3D game mixing fantasy art with a robotic dystopia in a high-grade adventure game. Cross the ages is still in its alpha stage, available for early access, and also offers occasional engagement puzzles and social media giveaways.
The GAM guild ecosystem has added Cross the Ages as one of its options for scholarships and rented gameplay.
Cross the Ages is already offering challenging gameplay, with special in-game events and items which can be held as NFT. Cross the Ages is a multi-genre project with content based on seven fantasy novels of rich lore.
Cross the Ages will have a complex value cycle, which will include the novels, as well as upcoming physical trading cards. The game will start as a mobile challenge, with digital trading cards, and expand with a metaverse experience for swapping and trading. The game’s novels will hold hidden Easter Eggs that can be found in the games. Players will be able to explore the metaverse and follow special quests for hidden items.
The Cross the Ages team is relatively large, with 140 dedicated game builders. More details about the game’s future roadmap will be shared next Monday, on a dedicated AMA session.
Cross the Ages now offers a fast-match battle game, where the cards are set on a grid and perform attacks and spells based on their stats. Players must build a deck and then play the best cards in a grid, to deplete the opponent. Matches are short and dynamic, allowing Cross the Ages to become a scalable game for semi-idle play.
Cross the Ages NFT Collection Debuted on February 14
Cross the Ages is reaching more potential players after the launch of its NFT collection on ImmutableX. The platform allows Cross the Ages to build on Ethereum, while not demanding high fees to buy or transfer NFT.
Arkhante card packs are now available on OpenSea, after their initial sale opened on February 14. The cards had significant success, and even on the secondary market, a basic pack is around 0.14 ETH. Exclusive and rare card packs also achieved a sale as high as $57,000 during the mint window.
