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Remaining Fantasy sport developer Sq. Enix has introduced public sale dates for its upcoming Symbiogenesis nonfungible tokens (NFTs). In a Nov. 24 social media publish, the group mentioned it might promote the NFTs in three batches. The primary batch might be auctioned from Nov. 27 to twenty-eight, the second from Nov. 30 to Dec. 4, and the third from Dec. 2 to three. Symbiogenesis is Sq. Enix’s upcoming blockchain sport that options Ethereum-based NFTs.

Based on the sport’s paperwork, the primary section will embrace aspect and mesh characters and can solely enable “stakeholders” to take part. This appears to indicate that solely early traders will be capable of take part within the Nov. 27–28 section. The second and third phases might be out there to individuals in an “allowlist entry marketing campaign,” the paperwork state.

The sport’s group ran the allowlist entry marketing campaign from Nov. 7 to 21. Collectors have been requested to take part in a sequence of quizzes, in addition to a “treasure hunt” that happened inside a prototype model of the Symbiogenesis sport world.

Symbiogenesis sport world, as proven on its homepage. Supply: Sq. Enix

The individuals earned NFT “relics” because of these actions, and so they scored factors towards collaborating in section 2. The highest 50 highest scores might be allowed to amass NFTs in section 2, in addition to 40 random individuals ranked 51st to three hundredth. The remainder of the individuals might be allowed to bid on gadgets in section 3.

Sq. Enix describes Symbiogenesis as a “narrative-unlocked NFT leisure” sport. It’s scheduled to be launched on Dec 21.

Sq. Enix is the creator of the Remaining Fantasy sequence of video games, which the corporate claims has bought over 173 million items. It launched Remaining Fantasy NFT buying and selling playing cards on March 31. In April, the corporate introduced it was partnering with Web3 infrastructure supplier Elixir, though particulars of the partnership have been scarce.