Exverse is a sci-fi first-person shooter where squads fight across planetary maps, with weapons, skins and characters held as NFTs tradable on the market. Seasons, passes and tournaments are bundled together, with free entry funnelling players toward the asset layer.
Combat is role-based: assault, support and recon each have skill trees, and gear attributes affect recoil, reload and movement speed. Maps split into competitive and casual pools, ranked play uses fixed loadouts for fairness, and casual modes open all assets. Assets and combat are decoupled, so NFTs change appearance and limited parameters only, keeping spending from deciding matches. Developed in Unreal Engine since 2021, it targets Southeast Asia and Latin America, with PC and cloud clients.