Counter-Strike has developed into a classic game, especially in the area of ​​esports. The game started out as a simple mod for Valve’s revolutionary half-life, but it turned out to be one of the most-played video games of all time.

At first glance, the genre may not seem attractive to blockchain game developers. The developers have tried more “current” genres than before, such as MOBAs and Battle Royale.

However, since uniqueness is harder to achieve, it is the turn of tactical multiplayer first-person shooters to join the blockchain, of which Metalands is an example.

Recently, developers have announced that the Metallands were finally made public. It shows basic shooting mechanics as well as multiplayer PvP and play-for-money functions.

Metalands is meant to be not just a first person shooter, but an entire supermarket where users can buy and trade bunkers, characters, and weapons. In addition, the developers also promise a complete story mode.