Digital Passport Serious Option for Cryptovoxels

This passport could be needed to really grow the concept of the metaverse

Visiting virtual worlds like Cryptovoxels will potentially be done using a personal, digital passport that works across game worlds and unifies wallets, wearables and friend lists. New Zealand-based developer Ben Nolan has that idea in mind. Most people know him for his work on Cryptovoxels, one of the biggest blockchain-powered virtual worlds on the market.

By selling 3026 parcels and making one million dollars in revenue in just two years, many claim Cryptovoxels is already a success story. But Nolan has much bigger ambitions for his virtual world. Currently the crypto art community has a home inside Cryptovoxels.

Nolan loves the activity that’s going on in the art community. ‘It’s been such a joy seeing the art in-world’. But the New Zealand-based developer originally wanted games and all kinds of cooperative functionalities in his virtual world. But ‘it’s just a longer journey’, he told Play to Earn. He expected his world to be much more interactive.

“I wanted more scripts, more real time games, building collaboratively. Because of technical issues and optimizing for what people are using, meant that those features haven’t been build yet, or are taking a lot…