Today’s decentralized games really know how to put the “block” in blockchain. On the other hand, the RFOX VALT metaverse intends to distinguish itself from the herd by making a few adjustments to the norm.
The first tweak is what’s expected of the visuals. If you like to play Roblox or Minecraft then you may be accustomed to blocky, pixelated characters and environments.
But if you’re more of a PC or PS5 gamer, you expect the graphics to be a feast for the eyes. That’s the approach that RedFOX Labs is taking as they develop the VALT.
RFOX VALT is built using a gaming engine instead of blocky voxel art. They are also skipping the traditional avatar builder and using a service offering a cross-metaverse solution.
Watch the VALT trailer to get an idea. The environment is more like a AAA game you’d play on a console. To understand how your in-metaverse character will look, you’ll need to visit an outside website.
Want to prepare yourself for the VALT’s MVP scheduled for December 2021? Go to ReadyPlayer.Me and make an avatar. You can even use it in other compatible metaverses and apps.
RFOX is working on an ID system that acts as a single point of entry for all of their ventures. Your ReadyPlayer.Me avatar can do the same for those who enjoy spending time in virtual reality.
The VALT isn’t just visually rewarding. It pays monetary rewards as well:
- Stake your RFOX-VFOX LP tokens in the new yield farm at RFOX Finance to earn RFOX tokens
- To avoid the risk of impermanent loss, stake RFOX to earn VFOX or stake VFOX to earn RFOX by making a deposit into one of the new staking pools
By holding VFOX tokens, you’re part-owner of the VALT metaverse and all of its transactions. One percent of everything purchased in the VALT goes back to VFOX holders.
There are certain events that trigger an even bigger payout. For example, the RFOX rewards in the VFOX staking pool originated from the 30M RFOX collected during September’s SHOP NFT auction.
It doesn’t take long to see that the RFOX team is constantly looking for ways to reward those who interact with the products available in their ecosystem.