Bayern Munich has joined forces with Stryking Entertainment to launch a range of digital collectables based on the club’s players. Their licensing partnership is part of Animoca subsidiary Stryking’s plans for a global platform of blockchain-based sports-centred digital collectables. It has developed a Fantasy Sports challenge system for its Football-Stars game to offer virtual games involving the collectables, allowing fans to use tokens player cards to pit their virtual line-ups against each other. SOURCE Stryking The new line will be available in stores and online from October 2018.
Bayern Munich has joined forces with Stryking Entertainment to launch a range of digital collectables based on the club’s players. Their licensing partnership is part of Animoca subsidiary Stryking’s plans for a global platform of blockchain-based sports-centred digital collectables. It has developed a Fantasy Sports challenge system for its Football-Stars game to offer virtual games involving the collectables, allowing fans to use tokens player cards to pit their virtual line-ups against each other. The new line will be available in stores and online from October 2018.