Fancy Studios’ Games are Flying High and Some Celebrities and PFP Projects are Taking Notice

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Fancy Studios, a rapidly growing pioneer of web3 gaming, is reaching new heights of success, launching the beta of its second game and its community is excited. They have also been in early stage talks with a couple of celebrities and PFP projects on how they could build a game for them.

The beta version of the new game, “Fancy Birds: Sky Wars” went live on September 9, and is available on PC and mobile devices. Each player’s mission is to shoot down other birds while dodging bullets to survive, an engaging experience for all ages. The goal is to score as many points as possible to achieve a high placement when the game is over, with a ranking system that will reward those who are victorious.

It's the second next generation blockchain game from Fancy Studios, following its first game Fancy Birds that launched to great success in March. The company has at least three other titles in development, too.

With traditional video games and apps, players might spend large amounts of money for upgrades, unlocking new characters and more, but they don’t actually own these assets. Fancy Studios’ games not only give players ownership of what they’ve bought via NFTs, but its games also provide players the opportunity to earn crypto.

Fancy Studios has already established a huge fanbase on Discord, which has more than 60,000 members, and on Twitter with more than 50,000 followers. The company also has a team of more than 50 and has raised $12.5 million to date. They’ve also sold a couple hundred thousand of their various NFTs, including their flagship Fancy Birds NFTs and in-game items in less than six months.

Mike Merritt, Fancy