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With the help of Hometopia, a video game, Everyrealm, a Metaverse technology startup backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Coinbase, and The Weeknd, has developed the first popular Metaverse game for creating, constructing, remodeling, and commercializing virtual homes. With the help of their pals, gamers of the free-to-play video game Hometopia can create the homes and towns of their dreams. In contrast to other video games, players in Hometopia truly own whatever they construct and acquire.
“Hometopia will captivate those who leave behind their childhood favorite home-building games and are looking for more realistic home design and world-building games. Hometopia is the best-selling PC game of all time. It will be one of the Sims of this generation, selling over 11 million copies and generating over $5 billion in revenue.” Hometopia’s game mechanics are similar to some of Roblox’s most popular home design games, such as Bloxburg and Brookhaven. Launched in 2015, his Bloxburg has amassed over 5 billion visits and been favorited over 11 million times. Another of his Roblox-based home-building simulation games, Brookhaven, has over 450,000 concurrent users at all times.
Every realm CEO Janine Yorio said: A demographic that has been overlooked by most metaverse game projects is the female demographic that exhibits disproportionate purchasing power. ” Every realm is best known for her extensive and diverse Metaverse real estate portfolio and her successful Metaverse projects such as Fantasy Islands and The Row. Backed by Polygon, Forte and Overwolf, Hometopia is a project led by Alex Ahlund, a 20+ year video game industry veteran. Alex Ahlund is best known for the sales of his games on mobile such as Design This Home and Design This Castle, each with over 25 million players.