GameCredits Signs Deal with Unity Technologies to Bring Blockchain to Game Developers and Gamers

Partnership brings block chain-based gaming ecosystem to the world’s most popular creation engine

Through this deal, both companies will introduce novel forms of game distribution for the $100 billion* gaming industry, placing a particular focus on the fast-growing world of mobile gaming and eSports. GameCredits’ mobile game store, GPlay, will be integrated with Unity’s game-development ecosystem and developers will be able to effortlessly publish their games directly into GPlay. GPlay will share 90% of gross revenue (instead of the industry standard 70%), and will pay developers within 60 hours (instead of 60 days).

“Unity is known for aggressively adopting new technologies that democratize game development, solve hard problems and enable success for developers. With Game Credits, we intend to bring about a paradigm shift in the gaming industry. Block chain solutions will help disinter mediate game publishing and give better returns to creators,” said Hubert Larenaudie, President Asia Pacific, Unity Technologies.

“Our partnership with Unity Technologies is a major step forward for both the gaming industry and the block chain world. With GPlay and our e Sport platform, we are bringing the benefits of block chain and digital assets to the largest global audience yet, enabling true mainstream adoption of these technologies for the first time,” said Sergey Sholom, Game Credits CEO and GPlay President.

Unity exists to democratize development, solve hard problems and enable success — three core values that are the driving forces of Unity’s adoption by millions of creators. Unity powers more than 50% of all new mobile games and over 2/3rds of all AR and VR content. Interactive content made with Unity reaches nearly 3 billion devices worldwide.

Following a record-breaking $53 million crowd sale earlier this year, Game Credits has been developing a suite of block chain products for the gaming industry, all under its GPlay initiative. Game Credits recently joined Hyper ledger, a Linux Foundation block chain consortium whose members include IBM, Intel, Cisco, American Express, JP Morgan and other leaders from various industries.

Games Credits will introduce its block chain solutions at Unite the popular developers conferences in Melbourne, Singapore and India in the next few weeks.

Corporate Comm India(CCI Newswire)