MOBOX is about to launch closed beta testing of 3D open world game Dragonverse Neo
On December 29th, according to official sources, Web3 game platform MOBOX is about to launch the Dragonverse Neo closed beta. Dragonverse Neo is an open world game created and governed by the community, marking MOBOX's focus on building an open, sustainable, and prosperous economic system. This indicates that MOBOX has broken away from the inflation model of traditional GameFi and is exploring an anti-inflation economic model. With upgraded game engines, movie-level game graphics, and anime-style visual reshaping, Dragonverse Neo greatly enhances the game experience. In addition to fun copy tasks, user-generated content (UGC) will also be introduced as a core element of the game.
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