Alongside the surge in blockchain-based virtual environments, the term Metaverse has risen to unforeseen prominence. Despite the new age fanfare, the term Metaverse was first introduced about 30 years ago in Neal Stephenson’s Snow Crash.
The Metaverse referred to a virtual reality-based successor to the internet, where players used digital avatars to explore an expansive online world. Over the years, the term has evolved, and several iterations of Metaverse-esq environments have arisen: Second Life, World of Warcraft, Fantasy Star Online, Fortnite, and Ready Player One’s Oasis to name a few.
However, none of these iterations encompass what the Metaverse truly is, and to date there is still not a definitive definition.
METAVERSE
Aftermath Islands is a blockchain-based virtual reality interactive platform, consisting of theme based islands, communities and estates. Islands are divided into unique Virtual Land (VL) parcels, with land owners having autonomy over content published on their land. Users are able to buy, develop, and trade Virtual Land (VL), property, and items as NFTs.
VISION
Players will be able to engage with virtual environments, work, play, learn, and game in new and innovative ways, both online and offline. Aftermath Islands uses traditional game technologies, virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality to create new forms of engagement.
BLOCKCHAIN
Aftermath Islands is currently issuing pre-launch NFTs (later redeemable for virtual land and collectibles) on the WAX blockchain. These assets, and the blockchain-based components of Aftermath Islands will ultimately assume a multi-chain approach, expanding across multiple networks, users, and organizations.
Phase 1 – H1 2022
Phase 2 – H2 2022
Phase 3 – H1 2023
Phase 4 – H2 2023
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