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- Matr1x - Fire successfully launched KUKU MINT🔥 Attracted investment from @OKX_Ventures 🏦 @Matr1xOfficial Do you think mobile FPS is a minor and niche market? When asking which genres are suitable for Web3 games, most people look to Web2 for the answer. So people might tell you. “Matr1x is a mobile FPS, isn’t it too minor?” We witnessed a lot of interest in Matr1x today. From Okx Ventures’ fundraising to Kuku’s crazy performance. Besides from the price point, why are people so excited about a game called Matr1x? Through this thread, you can find out why they have the support of Web3 Gamers as well as the support of well-known VCs like okx Ventures. People often assumed that the FPS genre can only be successful if it's a high-quality AAA PC game. Until the mid-2010s, mobile FPS was a minor genre, but now that prejudice has been broken. Now, it's time to brainstorm. 1.Most current FPS users are in their teens or twenties. 2.The penetration rate of high-quality PCs in East Asia is low. 3.They like FPS, but they can't play it on PC. (because of the specs ) The mobile device penetration rate among the younger generation is overwhelmingly high. The performance of mobile devices continues to improve, making it possible to run AAA games. As a result, the average number of monthly users of PUBG Mobile is 120 million. Call of Duty Mobile reaches 50 million players and FREE FIRE MAX reaches 80 million. Naturally, these projects bring in millions of dollars in revenue. Mobile FPS is showing considerable strength in East Asia, and is such a popular genre that PUBG Mobile was selected as an official Esports event at the Hangzhou Asian Games. Call of Duty Mobile is also developed by a Chinese developer. Riot Games is also planning to produce Valorant Mobile, right? Of course, Matr1x is a new IP. Saying it can compete with PUBG and VALORANT and win is over-optimism. Fortunately, Matr1x isn't part of the oversaturated 'battle royale' and 'extraction shooter' genres. The basic framework of the game is reminiscent of CS:GO, but the atmosphere of the game is reminiscent of Valorant. While this nature isn't mainstream in mobile FPSs, it suggests Matr1x has the potential to absorb fandom for both IPs. In Web2 media, including YouTube, Matr1x is not positioning NFT games. They are trying to attract users with complete gameplay videos, and in the future, in addition to the Greater China market, they may venture into untapped markets such as India. Matr1x's potential doesn't end with its mobile FPS potential. This includes new monetization through the GC platform and huge financial incentives for winning in Esports. Imagine a future where you win YATC NFTs by winning in Esports with your friends. YATC’s FP is over 10ETH. Playing games is linked to opportunity costs. In that sense, Matr1x is not targeting the ‘minor’ market. @Matr1xOfficial