Soccerverse, a unique football management game set in a virtual soccer universe, has recently received a significant investment of $3.1 million. The funding round was led by Square Enix, a prominent publisher in the gaming industry, and also saw participation from early investor Hiro Capital. This latest investment brings the total funding for Soccerverse to an impressive $4 million.
Soccerverse was co-founded by Andrew Gore, who previously served as the CEO of Soccer Manager, along with blockchain gaming pioneers Andrew Colosimo and Daniel Kraft. The game’s primary objective is to revolutionize the football management genre by utilizing blockchain technology to establish a player-owned and player-led economy.
Currently, Soccerverse is in the open beta testing phase and is being built on the Polygon blockchain. The game’s developers aim to leverage the capabilities of blockchain to create a unique, decentralized gaming experience for football enthusiasts.
The recently secured funds will be utilized to optimize the game and prepare for its anticipated launch in the fourth quarter of 2024. Furthermore, the investment will accelerate the growth and development of Soccerverse, allowing it to establish a strong presence in the gaming industry.
With the support of Square Enix and additional backing from Hiro Capital, Soccerverse is poised to make a significant impact on the gaming landscape. Football fans can look forward to immersing themselves in a groundbreaking virtual soccer world that offers a new level of ownership and involvement in their favorite sport.