The Six Dragons (TSD) unleashes an expansive world of dragons and dungeons.

Brought to you by BlockPegnio, TSD is a MultiSingle-Player adventure where players embark on a solo journey surrounded by multiplayer dimensions. Every action you take shapes the broader multiverse.

The Six Dragons launches on Epic Games Store on April 30, 2024, boasting revamped gameplay and graphics. This public launch, following over 5 years of development, marks the revitalization of their longstanding partnership with the Enjin ecosystem.

Make sure to add the title to your Epic Games Store Wishlist!

The Six Dragons – Official Gameplay Trailer

Moving Web3 Forward with Enjin Blockchain

The Six Dragons is hailed as the world’s first blockchain-powered open-world RPG. Initially launched in 2019, the game garnered significant attention after unveiling its blockchain prototype using the Enjin Platform’s Unity SDK within 48 hours.

The prototype, showcased during the March 2019 Game Developers Conference, featured automatic storage of in-game NFT items into the Enjin Wallet, as well as item crafting and enchantment. These showcased blockchain game use cases paved the way for many Web3 games in the market today.

Since the groundbreaking blockchain integration with the Enjin Platform, BlockPegnio has been a significant contributor to the Enjin Ecosystem. TSD was one of the first games to migrate to Jumpnet (a former Ethereum-scaling solution powered by Enjin).

Now, 5 years later, The Six Dragons has committed to integrating Enjin Blockchain.

Many of the game’s previous assets have already moved to NFT.io, Enjin’s premier NFT marketplace where players can trade seamlessly.

A bit of alpha – search for the Dragon’s Mount NFTs. These highly sought after digital assets allow a player to ride the skies on a dragon.

With Enjin Blockchain’s powerful set of NFT functionalities, The Six Dragons promises a next-level Web3 gaming experience.

Introducing Rift Worlds

As a major upgrade to its MultiSingle-Player Experience, BlockPegnio introduces Rift Worlds.

The Six Dragons world spans 256km² of open land and 1 billion dungeons to explore. TSD dwarfs the map size of legendary open-world Skyrim, which measures 37.1km².

The TSD world is subdivided into a Tile (each spanning a square kilometer) and you operate in a Tile within your single-player journey. As you complete quests and perform actions within that Tile, you contribute to the overall progress of that specific area.

Once can envision hundreds of players operating within the same Tile and adding to the percentage completion of this area. When the Tile progress hits 100% progression, unique events activate within the area.

Once an area achieves full progress make sure to check your map for a Rift Portal. These portals awaken the Rift Boss, a fearsome creature unique to your world. The boss that spawns in your instance is a uniquely tailored to your skills and level.

As you deal damage to the creature, its main body takes damage from all Rift versions. Thus, while everyone embarks on this battle individually in their own realm, they simultaneously contribute to the defeating the boss as a cross-realm collective.

Defeating the main boss yields significant rewards. A leaderboard is set up to highlight individual player contributions. a leaderboard will highlight individual player contributions. The top Rift contributors will receive enhanced rewards for their service to the wider community.

The Six Dragons Rift Worlds produce multiplayer experiences similar to Guild Bosses in popular MMORPGs like World of Warcraft.

Building a Game for the 99%

TSD is improving on its initial gameplay by enhancing access to non-Web3 players, while also tailoring its gameplay to expand beyond the RPG market and build community-centric mechanics to attract MMORPG players alike.

Web3 savvy users can connect at the onset with their Enjin Wallet, enabling a host of powerful on-chain features. However, Web2 users are free to skip this step and dive straight into the game.

As one of the earliest gaming projects on Enjin, it’s great to see this project return to the spotlight. MMORPG and fantasy style games are an ideal fit for web3 gaming, since collectibles weapons, gear, spells, etc. are always hugely popular.

Hopefully the introduction of the new Enjin Blockchain will prove to be a huge upgrade to the user experience.