In its most recent funding round, MixMob, a Solana-powered Metaverse Game, has raised $7 million. This game is based on Remix Culture that combines play-to-earn with user-generated content.

Significantly, MixMob received funding from several leading venture capital firms. These include Ascensive Assets, Not3lau Capital, IOSG and other notable individuals.

The platform’s CEO, Simon Vieira, said “This appreciable injection of capital will allow us to achieve our strategic objectives over the coming months”. He further adds, “The play-to-earn sector is showing no signs of slowing down. We firmly believe MixMob will prove to be a hit with the creative community.”

How does Mixmob take play-to-earn games to a whole new level?

This metaverse game is set in a world where a demonic master AI has destroyed human culture. Therefore, players have to perform tasks so they can bring back humanity and restore balance.

Successfully, MixMob sold out its official resistance masks and mutable NFTs. These digital items serve as players’ unique identities within the metaverse. Besides, holders of MixMob’s avatars gain access to exclusive Discord channels and early access to airdrops. All NFT owners automatically become members of the MixMob DAO.

In addition to masks, players can obtain MixBots, pet NFTs that evolve on the basis of their activities.

Currently, Phase I of MixMob focuses on a strategy card racing game. Consequently, Phase II will see the game’s dimensions expand into a comprehensive, Fortnite-style world. Meanwhile, the team is working on game mechanics and flows, including tokenomics and land ownership.

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