NEXUS (CEO Jang Hyun-guk) has officially launched the strategy simulation game ‘Frost Kingdom.’
‘Frost Kingdom’ is the first title to be self- Billed as the world’s first Web3 SLG, it combines medieval-themed strategy simulation with a ‘merge’ mechanic, where players fuse buildings and troops to grow their power
The game features over 100 types of units and a hero collection and growth system with four distinct grades. It is available on multiple platforms, including ONE store, iOS, Android, and PC. Both a domestic version and a global version featuring blockchain integration are available, with support for HTML5, allowing for instant play in web environments without additional installation. The SLG genre has long proven its commercial viability, exemplified by hit mobile games like ‘Whiteout Survival,’ which reached number one in global revenue.
The global version of ‘Frost Kingdom’ incorporates tokenomics that link blockchain technology to in-game re, the core in-game currency. Its supply is capped at 500k to enhance scarcity and price stability. Additionally, 5% of the game’s revenue is deposited into a reward pool; users who hold $RDIA can earn $ONEUSD, the ecosystem’s common unit, in proportion to their holdings
Upon launch, ‘Frost Kingdom’ is fully integrated with the ONE full-stack ecosystem. Through the quest platform ‘ONEquest,’ domestic users can earn ONE store points, while global users can earn $ONE tokens as mission rewards. On the streamer platform ‘ONEwave,’ anyone can become a creator, produce guides and gameplay videos, and receive rewards based on their contribution to game engagement.
“NEXUS CEO Jang Hyun-guk stated, “SLG is a genre with proven global success, blending competition for rest Kingdom,” we will continue to expand our game lineup so that titles across various genres can connect with users on the ONE platform.””
Meanwhile, as part of the rebranding of the CROSS ecosystem, the mainnet ‘CROSS’ has been renamed ‘ONEchain,’ the native token ‘$CROSS’ has become ‘$ONE,’ and the ecosystem’s common unit has been finalized as ‘$ONEUSD’.
This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of NC AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom.
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