‘My Neighbor Alice’ Game Migrates From BNB Chain to Chromia With New Season
My Neighbor Alice, a long-running blockchain sport launched in 2021, has migrated from BNB Chain to the brand new Chromia community within the run-up to Chromia’s mainnet launch.
Developed by Antler Interactive, My Neighbor Alice is a completely on-chain sport within the spirit of massive Web2 hits like Animal Crossing and Minecraft, letting gamers do issues like farm, fish, and socialize in a colourful setting. The sport has an ALICE token minted on Ethereum, in addition to NFT land plots on BNB Chain (previously Binance Sensible Chain).
Coinciding with at the moment’s in-game launch of the Season 4 content material bundle, the builders have launched a bridge from BNB Chain to Chromia, letting NFT house owners migrate their property to the brand new chain to craft new Chromia NFTs inside the sport. In accordance with a press launch, gamers won’t must pay gasoline charges on Chromia or signal transactions whereas taking part in.
Chromia is described as a “relational blockchain,” pairing a decentralized blockchain community with an enterprise-ready relational database, enabling what the builders say is a platform that’s effectively suited to wealthy functions—whether or not for enterprise, leisure, or gaming.
“Chromia options make it a pure match for Web3 gaming,” stated My Neighbor Alice Chief Technical officer Alex Mizrahi, in a launch. “Gamers wish to personal the gadgets they spend time incomes inside the sport world, however additionally they need a extra intuitive expertise that current dapp platforms can’t ship.”
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My Neighbor Alice isn’t working on the Chromia mainnet, however quite an “appnet”—a devoted occasion of the blockchain constructed for particular decentralized apps (dapps). In actual fact, the mainnet received’t launch till 2024, as revealed in a current roadmap replace—however the appnet offers examples of how video games and apps will run on the expertise.
