Matchday Challenge will be a casual, strategy-based, prediction card game with fantasy-league elements. Matchday Challenge: The Web 3.0 gaming startup, backed by the likes of Lionel Messi and other star soccer players, has partnered with FIFA to launch a new game ahead of the World Cup.Here, fans will be able to collect official FIFA World Cup digital assets (including legendary video highlights from the tournament), shop for exclusive items, engage in competitions, and much more. Upland: The largest city-building and property trading metaverse mapped to the real world-Upland will play host to the Lusail Stadium, home of the upcoming Qatar World Cup, in collaboration with FIFA.AI League operates in a similar fashion to fantasy-league soccer, where players can predict the outcomes of real matches and win rewards. Players take on the role of coaches and owners to manage an AI team, improving their abilities through power-ups and training. AI League: A casual, 4-on-4, simulated strategy-based football manager game developed by Altered State Machine.Here are some details about the new Web 3.0 games FIFA has unveiled: In keeping with this, FIFA recently launched a landmark Roblox experience, welcoming soccer enthusiasts to a free to play experience in celebration of the beautiful game. The onus being placed on Web 3.0 is part of the football association’s efforts to encourage organic growth through expansion into new digital spaces, platforms, and games. The games will be playable throughout the tournament, with each bringing fans unique experiences and twists as soccer’s most prestigious event unfolds. While it is still being determined whether EA will continue to produce new iterations in the series, it is clear that the governing soccer body is committed to exploring a Web 3.0 transition.įIFA unveiled four games utilizing Web 3.0 technology. The news has taken the sports gaming community by surprise, as the FIFA games were some of the most coveted and played games in the world. The change in direction comes after the soccer federation ended its 30-year relationship with Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: EA), the publisher behind the FIFA video game franchise. The international soccer association unveiled the offerings through partnerships with Web 3.0 platforms including Upland, Matchday, Phygtl, and Altered State Machine. As a result of these efforts, FIFA has announced a wave of Web 3.0 games intended to bring new forms of entertainment and engagement to fans. With just days left until the FIFA 2022 World Cup kicks-off in Qatar, the soccer association has been looking into new avenues to engage with fans-this time in a pivot to Web 3.0. Create New Watchlist Create Create a new holdings portfolio Add Create + Add another position Close
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