Users can now build and claim ownership of digital properties with tokens via blockchains in AiR Metaverse.
Developed by Hong Kong tech start-up Air World, AiR Metaverse sets itself apart from other virtual platforms by reimagining Hong Kong in a virtual environments. With location-based gameplay, AiR has a unique O2O (Offline to Online) mode giving users access to its ubiquitous gateways into the metaverse, connecting to every aspect of their life in the Hong Kong-themed virtual world.
Recently AiR completed its first round of invite-only virtual building NFT pre-sale with 100 iconic structures. It has garnered keen interest from individuals and enterprises alike and is expected to generate millions of dollars in revenue.
“The metaverse is still a rather novel and distant concept to many, who have yet to fully comprehend and experience it. It might even still rest on just a promotion level for businesses,” says Gabriel Kwong, Air World’s co-founder.
“AiR is seeking a breakthrough to this. We want to start from Hong Kong and showcase how a metaverse can meet various business needs. We also want to be the most accessible and practical metaverse by offering an intuitive interface so as to further our reach and allow a wide audience to experience the strength of the Web3 technology.”
At the heart of AiR is “Adventure in Reality”: melding mobile games and reality where users embark on an adventure in the real world through an app on their smartphone. Using just a mobile device, internet, modem or VR device, users can access the game scenes in AiR by simply scanning a QR code found in different places in real life. Users can also build, explore, adventure and trade in the virtual environment to earn cryptocurrencies, NFT and even physical rewards.
