In a significant financial coup, Soccerverse, the avant-garde multiplayer soccer management simulation, has secured a $3.1 million investment, spearheaded by the renowned game publisher Square Enix. This latest capital influx catapults Soccerverse’s cumulative funding to an impressive $4 million, augmented by prior investments from Hiro Capital.

Soccerverse is an innovative, free-to-play game operating on the Polygon blockchain, empowering players to construct their dream soccer squads while leveraging blockchain capabilities to enrich gameplay dynamics.

Andy Gore, the CEO of Soccerverse, underscored the strategic alliance with Square Enix. “Collaborating with such a prestigious gaming titan is exhilarating. This partnership is poised to elevate our game’s quality and broaden our global player base,” Gore asserted.

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Hideaki Uehara, General Manager of Investment & Business Development at Square Enix, echoed this enthusiasm. “Soccerverse stands as the most pioneering and distinctive game incorporating blockchain features within its category. We are eager to partake in its evolution as both financiers and fervent supporters,” Uehara commented.

Sir Ian Livingstone, General Partner at Hiro Capital, extolled Soccerverse’s distinctive attributes. “The social layer and the player investment mechanism are compelling innovations. The prospect of witnessing Manchester City ascend to even greater heights is thrilling!” Livingstone enthused.

The seamless integration of Soccerverse with the Polygon blockchain amplifies its allure by introducing robust web3 functionality.