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by Soumen Datta
November 26, 2024
The extra time will allow the team to implement necessary changes to ensure the safety of user assets and the overall security of the game.
Floki announced a delay in the mainnet launch of its flagship play-to-earn (P2E) game, Valhalla. Originally slated for release in November 2024, the highly anticipated massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) will now make its debut in the first quarter of 2025.
"We would like to announce that the Valhalla mainnet launch will be delayed until Q1 2025, in line with feedback from our auditors!,” Floki said.
The decision to postpone the launch came after feedback from leading blockchain security auditors Hacken and OpenZeppelin, who suggested several security enhancements to ensure the platform’s integrity.
Hacken and OpenZeppelin have reviewed the Valhalla contracts and identified areas where the platform’s security could be further improved. Their suggestions, which include additional testing and refinements, are designed to strengthen the security infrastructure, providing more safety for users and their assets.
The team behind Valhalla explained that the additional time would be used to implement and test crucial security measures to safeguard both user assets and the platform itself.
This decision comes after three years of development, with the Valhalla team stressing the responsibility they feel towards their players. The game’s economy, powered by a treasury currently worth nearly $60 million, will support the in-game assets and ensure a thriving, sustainable economy.
The team’s goal is to make Valhalla one of the most successful blockchain-based metaverse games, and they believe these added security measures will play a crucial role in achieving that vision.
Valhalla aims to stand out in the rapidly growing blockchain gaming sector by offering an engaging P2E experience. The game is designed to leverage the potential of the metaverse, allowing players to earn rewards through gameplay.
Floki believes Valhalla has the potential to disrupt the gaming and metaverse landscape, with its substantial treasury fueling the game's expansive in-game economy.
Despite the delay, Valhalla continues to generate excitement in the blockchain gaming space. For instance, on November 18, 2024, Floki introduced a campaign aimed to introduce Valhalla to the Indian market.
Floki’s marketing strategy focuses on key locations across Delhi NCR, designed to capture maximum visibility. Over the next fe\w weeks, the Valhalla campaign will be showcased in some of Delhi’s most iconic commercial and cultural spots, aiming to reach over 650,000 people every day.
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Soumen Datta
Soumen is an experienced writer in cryptocurrencies, DeFi, NFTs, and GameFi. He has been analyzing the space for the last several years and believes there is a lot of potential with blockchain technology, even though we are still at an early stage. In his spare time, Soumen enjoys playing his guitar and singing along. Soumen holds bags in BTC, ETH, BNB, MATIC, and ADA.
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