- Ambrus Studio has published “E4C: Final Salvation” in India, and a global beta is now being developed.
- Last week, the game, which is based on the Sui blockchain, also had its TGE.
- Future regional launches are being considered; closed beta concludes on December 24.
Under the leadership of former top Riot Games executive Johnson Yeh, Ambrus Studio announced on Tuesday that “E4C: Final Salvation” was now available in limited edition.
Although “E4C: Final Salvation” has made its full debut in India, the rest of the world won’t be able to play it in closed beta until later this month.
The video game is “set in a dystopian future” and is a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) that interfaces with NFTs, according to a statement. The game was mostly developed by Mysten Labs and launched on the Sui blockchain by Ambrus Studio. A statement claims that Sui and Mysten Labs are supporting Ambrus Studio.
In terms of the competitive environment, India is a perfect place. Although the mobile MOBA genre hasn’t gained much traction yet, we think we can succeed there. For this reason, we decided to release the game there first, leaving the rest of the globe to play for a while. In the upcoming months, we will then assess more gaming zones.
On December 24, the worldwide closed beta will come to an end. Last week, “E4C: Final Salvation” had a token generation event (TGE) sponsored by Ambrus Studio.
Ambrus Studio was established in 2021 by Yeh, who previously held the positions of managing director and regional head for Greater China, Japan, and Southeast Asia. The business first concentrated on releasing free-to-play video games for players in South Asia, the developing Middle East, and Africa.
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