Decentralizing Digital Game Assets: A Framework for Seamless Web 3.0 Integration

In this research project, interns will work on blending the world of video games with blockchain technology – a kind of secure, online record-keeping system that’s behind things like Ethereum. The goal is to find a way to let game players own, trade, and manage their in-game items (like special character outfits or tools) more securely and efficiently using blockchain. This means players could have more control over their virtual possessions, and
the gaming experience could become more interactive and rewarding. For ZeroX Gaming, the partner organization, this project will help them develop new tools and systems that make it easier for game developers
to include blockchain in their games. This could attract more players and make the gamesmore enjoyable and
secure, putting ZeroX Gaming at the forefront of modern gaming technology.

Faculty Supervisor:

Chen Feng

Student:

Partner:

Zerox Gaming Inc.

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

The University of British Columbia - Okanagan

Program: