Oasys, a game-oriented Japan-based Web3 project , in partnership with YGG, a blockchain game guild, to grow blockchain games in Japan. This partnership includes using YGG’s resources to promote game projects built on the Oasys ecosystem, providing an opportunity for developers around the world to enter the Japanese game market. I’m here.
Oasys aims to open up the Japanese game market to developers around the world
gamefi-oriented blockchain Oasys, which means financial crossroads, leverages its stance as a Japan-based project to provide foreign developers with the resources to access this important gaming market. On November 2nd, the company announced a partnership with his YGG, the game guild. This allows products built using Oasys’ services to receive specific marketing and promotional assistance to improve the performance of these products in Japan.
Oasys’ goal is to grow the blockchain gaming ecosystem in Japan, one of the world’s leading gaming markets. According to the “Global Markets Report 2021” produced by Newzoo, Japan is currentlycurrentlyher third-largest gaming revenue market in the world, behind China and the United States. Gaming revenue for this sector in 2021 was $22.9 billion. 75.62 million players actively enjoy these experiences.
Oasys founder and CEO Daiki Moriyama emphasized the importance of Japan as part of the future of blockchain gaming. In this regard, he said:
As the third largest gaming market in the world, Japan’s gaming qualifications are well established. As the government continues to invest in building his Web3 infrastructure locally, there is great potential for blockchain gaming to grow globally starting in Japan.
Difficulties in entering the Japanese game market
Oasys faces foreign companies trying to enter You want to take advantage of the difficulties you have. Japanese market. About 99% of the games played in Japan are local games, andrevenue is huge, but only 15% go to foreign companies. This is because localization is more than just language translation, we can make changes to the game to better approach the Japanese user base.
Tetsuya Fujiwara, co-founder of YGG Japan, seems positive about what YGG can offer developers outside of Japan through this partnership. Fujiwara believes that YGG’s use of gaming knowledge will help global developers overcome the hurdles presented by the market. He said:
By reducing these barriers to entry, we can draw more users into the blockchain gaming space and strengthen the entire ecosystem. increase. Our partnership with Oasys will help us reach even more developers building engaging blockchain games of the future.
This partnership comes after Oasys announced he would launch Phase 1 of his mainnet on October 25th, with support from companies such as Bandai Namco, Square, Enix, Ubisoft and Sega. It was realized by receiving
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