In recent years, Good Gaming Inc (OTCMKTS:GMER) has emerged as one of the more innovative players in the fast-growing gaming industry and it has managed to do that across a range of platforms as far long back as 2008.
Trading Data
On Tuesday, GMER stock moved up 2.17% to $0.0235 with more than 666.90K shares, compared to volume of 365.94K shares. The stock moved within a range of $0.0227 – 0.0247 after opening trade at $0.0247.
Good Gaming Inc.’s MicroBuddies™ Integrates Chainlink VRF to Help Randomly Assign Traits to NFTs
The company was in the news yesterday after it announced that its NFT (non-fungible token) strategy game named MicroBuddies had been integrated with the Chainlink VRF (verifiable random function) on the Polygon mainnet. It was a significant new development for the company since the integration with Chainlink is going to allow Good Gaming to have access to an auditable and tamper-proof source of randomness.
Such a state of affairs is going to help the company in determining the traits MicroBuddies NFT game during the course of the reproduction process. In addition to that, this integration is going to be a big help to Good Gaming when it comes to the launch of its future games. For instance, the company is looking to launch its game Water Bear PFP project in the coming weeks and it is currently highly anticipated. In light of the latest development, it may be a good idea for investors to consider adding the Good Gaming stock to their watch lists.
Key Quote
David B. Dorwart, Chairman and CEO of Good Gaming, stated, “Chainlink VRF provides us with a secure, reliable, and verifiable way to help randomly assign traits to MicroBuddies NFTs. We want our players to feel confident that the process is fair and transparent, and Chainlink VRF helps us provide them with this assurance.” He also said, “This relationship will pave the way for future more aggressive gameplay development as we continue to focus on building our MicroBuddies community in the metaverse.”
