Continued Developments With Aftermath We’ve seen a lot of mediocre games in the metaverse, and there’s one thing that they all lack, graphics which turns into a lack of immersion. For example, look at Meta’s Horizon World. It looks like something you would get from playing Roblox with a VR set. However, $LQID.C’s Aftermath Island is focusing on creating a real metaverse experience with graphics and immersiveness by utilizing the Unreal Engine to power the game. Furthermore, they’re using a GPU Cloud server technology and Pixel Streaming that allows gameplay without download as long as you have a connection to the internet and enables a variety of devices, including mobile phones and tablets, to display realistic graphic environments.
In addition to the metaverse, $LQID.C also has digital credentials in development which they’ve been able to pilot at the Ontario Convenience Store Alliance and integrate into the Aftermath Islands through the Meta Park Pass to help verify real users in the metaverse eliminating the need for traditional passwords and usernames while also eliminating bots.
Overall, with $LQID.C building a real and immersive metaverse with amazing graphics, a creator-incentivized marketplace, in-game cryptocurrency, and digital credentials to boost engagement, there is a lot of potential for growth when they release it. Only a $7M market cap at these levels here.