Oasys Teams Up with Vortex Gaming for Major Expansion in South Korean Market

Leading gaming blockchain Oasys has teamed up with Vortex Gaming, a well-known South Korean gaming community platform. This partnership is a significant step for blockchain gaming in South Korea, offering Vortex players access to many new games and data like tokenomics on Oasys.

Launching Ubisoft's "Champions Tactics"

To kick off this partnership, Ubisoft’s “Champions Tactics” will run a campaign using Vortex Gaming’s services. From June 26 to July 7, players can complete specific tasks to win a Champions Tactics NFT. These NFTs will enter them into a draw where 50 random participants will be chosen as winners.

Oasys wants to boost blockchain gaming technology and user acquisition in South Korea. The agreement will increase the number of blockchain-based games available to Vortex players. These games include popular desktop and mobile titles that use blockchain to enhance gameplay.

This expansion plan leverages Vortex Gaming’s broad reach through Inven, which holds 80% of the market share in South Korea’s gaming webzine sector. This partnership aims to capitalize on this extensive reach to introduce more players to blockchain gaming.

Vortex Gaming, a subsidiary of Inven, operates a social media-style gaming platform and guild infrastructure. It focuses on adopting web3 games on a large scale and providing professional content about game information and token economy. It is an ideal platform for global gamers interested in blockchain games, connections, and rewards through missions.

Strong Network of Partnerships

Vortex Gaming has strong partnerships with notable web3 companies like NEAR Protocol, IoTrust, MARBLEX, METABORA SINGAPORE, and Kroma. This network allows Vortex to offer services optimized for web3 games, enhancing its position as a key player in South Korea’s gaming landscape.

Oasys is dedicated to making it easier for more web3 users to explore blockchain gaming. This partnership highlights Oasys’ ongoing success in the Korean market, following the launch of XPLA Verse, a layer 2 solution on the Oasys chain developed with South Korea’s Com2uS Group. The XPLA team will introduce Web3 games like “The Walking Dead: All-Stars” and “Summoners War: Chronicles” backed by Com2uS Group’s strong IP and brand.

Oasys’ native token (OAS) is trading at around $0.04865, with a market capitalization of $108 million. However, OAS is down by 66% from its all-time high of $0.1442, reached on February 13. This decline reflects the broader challenges faced by the cryptocurrency market this summer.