Splinterlands previously launched a fantasy-based card game
MLSPA hopes the deal will benefit its members
The Major League Soccer Players Association (MLSPA) is working on a blockchain soccer game with developer Splinterlands, hoping the card-based mechanics and play-to-earn (PTE) structure will generate revenues, as well as grow the individual brands of its members.
The partnership is Splinterlands first with a major sporting organisation and ‘Genesis League Soccer’ (GLS) will adopt the same card-based mechanics of its existing fantasy-based blockchain game, with an eye on appealing to MLS fans, as well as blockchain enthusiasts.
Players will collect and trade non-fungible token (NFT) cards based on real-life MLS players to use in games based on in-match events and player statistics.
Splinterlands intends for GLS to become the flagship title in a series of ‘Genesis League Sports’ games based on various properties.
“As the MLSPA continues to expand our players’ commercial footprint,...
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