EVE Online and Black Desert studio Pearl Abyss believes it can ‘create a stable blockchain ecosystem’

Games like EVE Online and Black Desert have been around for a long time, but in the past few years we’ve seen an explosion of popularity with blockchain-powered games. With crypto currency such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, these games are able to reach more users than ever before. Games that previously would be very expensive now can have incredibly intricate graphics, realistic environments, compelling stories and complex gameplay features thanks to this new technology.

The “black desert online” is a game that has been released by the studio Pearl Abyss. The company believes it can ‘create a stable blockchain ecosystem’.

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My friends, Pearl Abyss’ Q4 2021 financials are a rollercoaster. There’s no need to worry; in fact, the company’s operational revenue is up compared to this quarter last year (and every quarter last year, for that matter), despite Black Desert and EVE Online sales falling 20% and 3%, respectively, over the same time. The business also mentions new content for BDO and EVE, as well as its incoming titles: Crimson Desert, DokeV, and Plan8, however it seems that we’ll only receive marketing material from those three in the first half of 2022. In addition, Black Desert Mobile will be released in China.

The investor call, which was brilliantly documented by The Nosy Gamer, is when things become worrisome. Investors questioned the firm about what was driving its revenue growth, given that its two primary IPs both declined over the course of the year, and it turns out to be Pearl Abyss Capital, a venture capital subsidiary that has invested in an AI-and-metaverse startup, according to Nosy Gamer. We recently reported that the business is working on the BlackSpace Engine, which will power Crimson Desert and DokeV, both of which are currently awaiting launch dates, as well as future metaverse and blockchain projects. A Black Clover mobile game will go into beta in Korea before the summer and will be released in the East before the end of the year.

Pearl Abyss’ overall pitch for play-to-earn in EVE and BDO is quite straightforward: “Times have changed,” according to the company, and there is now a “demand to produce value via games.” The business claims that it “believe[s] that blockchain technology will accelerate this trend” and that it has been “researching several technologies over the last years and has examined the possibilities of introduction,” with further details to follow. The business says, “[W]e are convinced we can develop a stable blockchain environment.”

While EVE Online has experimented on NFTs, CCP Games has said that it is too early to link the game to the blockchain or dive into the pay-to-earn seas as recently as December 2021. However, it seems that those floods are on their way.

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The “who owns eve online” is a question that has been asked for years. Pearl Abyss, the company behind EVE Online and Black Desert, believes it can create a stable blockchain ecosystem that will ensure the game’s future development.

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