4. The world’s first metagame: Olympian Games

“We are, at times, Champions who do battle in the name of Olympus’ gods, And at other times, Challengers who join our strength to stand against the divine. Truly, we are the Olympians.”

Olympian Games aims to solve challenges faced by highly engaging games that struggle to implement their own tokenomics, by offering game services that address these issues. The goal is to build not just a game community, but an economic community, by ensuring interoperability between multiple games and thereby enhancing the growth and sustainability of the economic system.

In the newly reimagined universe of Greek mythology, each game becomes an arena where players compete to win the gifts bestowed by presiding gods, or a battlefield where they fight on behalf of their patron deities. Both competition and battle follow the e-sports format, but are not limited to them, as each game will integrate a P2E model suited to its game design and characteristics. Rewards are given in the form of a single cryptocurrency called SOX (Share Of X), and all games operate on the unified SOX tokenomics, ensuring that the collective growth of the games translates directly into the growth of the SOX economy.

The result of player competition and inter-game cooperation for economic growth is the shared prosperity of the entire Olympian Games community. To this end, many of the game services introduced in the metagame are designed to significantly enhance or complement existing gameplay, making the experience of playing on Olympian Games distinctly superior to playing the same games on other platforms. This positions Olympian Games as a competitive channel for game access.

Olympian Games will become a grand arena where both traditional and Web3 gamers find contentment through the unprecedented metagame that is the universe of games.