Square Enix intends to introduce blockchain into their games


The head of the gaming company Square Enix, Yosuke Matsuda, is confident that the blockchain will expand the possibilities for users to interact and stimulate them to create new content.

The president of one of the largest Japanese gaming companies Square Enix, Yosuke Matsuda, said in a recent interview with Yahoo News that the company is very interested in using blockchain to create a self-sustaining economy in game worlds. He said that in the near future the developer will introduce some elements of the blockchain into their games.

According to Matsuda, user-generated content is very important, and its creators should be rewarded for it with in-game currency. He emphasized that the blockchain can help build a strong and effective system of incentives for the user to participate in filling games and creating completely new content.

Instead of working on pure enthusiasm, users will be able to get paid in game currency for their work. Such games, says Matsuda, will be able to thrive even without the participation of developers – it will be the players themselves who will expand and deepen them. If tokens are introduced into games, this will ensure the self-sustaining growth of the game, which will fundamentally change the interaction between players and developers.

That being said, the company is in no hurry to introduce new technologies into its old popular franchises such as Final Fantasy or Kingdom Hearts. In February, the director and producer of Final Fantasy XIV denied any possibility of introducing NFT into the game. In March, the company announced that it would be bringing its Dungeon Siege game to The SandBox metaverse.

Source: Bits

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