Dynasty Studios' Providence Brings Blockchain Gaming to Epic Games Store

Providence Joins Epic Games Store

Dynasty Studios' sci-fi survival game Providence is now formally available on the Epic Games Store. Players may now put the game on their wishlist to get updates when it launches in early access. This stage, which was created using Unreal Engine 5 and Avalanche technology, marks a major turning point for the game. Providence combines fast-paced third-person shooting features with tough survival gameplay. The listing is online, giving both traditional players and the blockchain gaming community an opportunity to track its development and get ready for early access. 

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A Glimpse Into the World of Providence

In early access, Providence will introduce two out of three main world types. The first is called Homestead. This area serves as the central base where players can build, craft, and upgrade their gear. Homestead offers a place to rest, strategize, and prepare before entering dangerous zones. It supports character progression and helps players get stronger before facing the game’s more intense challenges.

The second area is known as the Slipworlds. These are unstable, high-risk zones filled with valuable resources and dangerous enemies. Players must move quickly, gather what they can, and extract safely before the area collapses. Slipworlds are time-limited, which means players must think and act fast. These zones also feature player versus environment and player versus player action. You’re not just racing against time—you’re competing against others too.

Providence brings blockchain features into the game without forcing players to use them. The web3 systems run quietly in the background. Players don’t need a crypto wallet or any blockchain knowledge to play. The entire experience is designed to feel like a traditional game.

However, for those who are curious, there’s more under the hood. All in-game items are stored on-chain using an Avalanche subnet. The game offers an optional in-game wallet that lets players explore features like item trading, digital ownership, and more. This wallet can also be accessed outside the game.

For players who want to dive deeper into blockchain features, Providence offers several extras. You can stake assets, vote on upcoming changes, take part in community funding, and even join early test builds. These features are designed to give players more ways to engage. But none of them are required to enjoy the main game.

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The ecosystem is supported by a native token called $PRV. A date for the token generation event has not been announced yet. Players who hold $PRV will be able to spend it on gear upgrades, cosmetic customization, and upkeep of shared locations. These shared locations, called Community Outposts, are areas maintained and upgraded by players. These upgrades are meant to enhance community play and visual flair—not give unfair advantages.

Providence is free to play and will launch in early access soon. Although a release date has not been confirmed, players can wishlist the game on the Epic Games Store now. This helps support the title and ensures fans get a notification when it becomes available.

The game also runs community giveaways through its official Discord server. These giveaways sometimes offer closed alpha access keys. It’s a chance to get an early look at the game and connect with the growing player base.

Providence is built to welcome everyone. Whether you’re a traditional gamer or someone interested in blockchain, the game gives you options. You can stick to the survival shooter core or explore its optional blockchain layer. This flexibility sets Providence apart from other web3 games.

With strong visuals, solid gameplay, and optional crypto features, Providence is shaping up to be a title worth watching. Players can jump in, survive together, and experience a new type of gaming world.