Yuga Labs is making significant investments in game-centric innovation, as evidenced by the recent improvements. The company is currently exploring the potential integration of Bored Apes Yacht Club (BAYC) with other physical goods. Greg Solano, co-founder of Yuga Labs, recently shared his plans for the Bored Apes franchise, emphasizing his commitment to regular updates based on a 10-day check-in.
Since its launch, Yuga Labs has been striving to sell functional products, despite Solano acknowledging the company’s need for further expertise in this area. Solano highlighted the ODK (OpenSea Development Kit), which is renowned for its ability to create and monetize crypto-based social experiences and 3D games. The ongoing enhancements demonstrate Yuga Labs’ strong focus on game-centric innovation.
Solano revealed that the development team at Web3 is currently working on Project Dragon, an exciting first-person shooter game with an unconventional team combat plot. Notably, the same set of tools used for creating the ODK will also be utilized for developing this game.
In addition to these developments, Yuga Labs is actively exploring various “brand expressions.” Solano introduced ApeFest, an upcoming event where thousands of bored ape owners from 56 different countries will gather at a 15th-century monastery. The event promises unique merchandise that will be produced and delivered according to plan.
Furthermore, Solano mentioned the group’s interest in integrating BAYC with other physical goods, aiming to further enrich the Yuga Labs ecosystem.
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