Play-to-Earn Crypto Will Grow to a Multi-Billion Dollar Business And Here's Why Calvaria Could Come Out on Top
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The Calvaria (RIA) presale has raised over $2.6 million, with the play-to-earn (P2E) battle card game now in the final stage of its token offering. With only 13% of RIA coins remaining, interested parties have only a limited window of opportunity to invest early in what may turn out to be the biggest P2E game of 2023.
With the P2E sector forecast to become a multi-billion dollar business in the next few years, Calvaria is well-positioned to profit from a rising interest in earning crypto while gaming. And with innovative game mechanics and the ability to play it without having to hold any crypto, it could reach a wider audience than any previous P2E title to date.
Launched on October 10, Calvaria's presale has been steadily moving through its targets, reaching $1.35 million by early November and passing $2 million in time for December. Now, in the fifth and final stage of its sale, it has passed $2.6 million, with only 13% of coins left to sell before it closes.
Calvaria has attracted interest because it aims to push the P2E sector forwards in various interesting ways.
Available on PC and mobile app stores, Calvaria distinguishes itself from earlier blockchain-based play-to-earn games in that gamers don't need cryptocurrency to play it. This makes it an ideal entry point for newcomers to crypto and P2E, since it requires no wallet and no crypto to play.
Accordingly, the game comes in Free-to-Play and Play-to-Earn versions. Regardless of which version you go for, it's expansive game world is set in a mythical afterlife, where players can earn and upgrade collectible cards used to
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