IP Schedule

Seraph presents a richly developed world within a medieval dark fantasy ARPG. This vast universe, supported by a comprehensive framework, is already engaging players with its immersive storytelling and gameplay. Beyond the ongoing development of our current products, we are implementing a long-term IP strategy to expand Seraph’s presence. This includes cross-game IP integration, platform ecosystem development, and more.

We have advantages in IP development as below:

1. Low Educational Costs

Medieval fantasy is a globally recognized and beloved genre, requiring minimal introduction or explanation. This widespread appeal is reinforced through popular film and television adaptations, making it accessible across cultures. The enduring success of novels and films like The Lord of the Rings and A Song of Ice and Fire demonstrates the genre’s ability to resonate universally.

2. Versatile Applicability Across Game Types

The medieval fantasy theme lends itself to a wide variety of game genres, including Action (ACT), Strategy (SLG), Role-Playing (RPG), and Card Games (CAG). Well-established concepts like rare equipment and advanced spells foster a shared understanding of value, making it easier to engage players.

The genre’s deep lore and value systems have been effectively incorporated across multiple game types. For example, action games like Elden Ring and Dark Souls highlight dynamic combat and immersive storytelling, while role-playing games such as Baldur’s Gate and The Witcher emphasize character development and rich narratives. Seraph’s medieval fantasy foundation allows it to seamlessly transition to other game genres, building on its current ARPG framework while retaining its core identity.

3. Comprehensive Background Setting

Seraph boasts a ten-chapter storyline featuring hundreds of characters categorized into humans, angels, and demons. While the current game showcases elements of this rich lore, it’s impossible to deliver the full narrative through a single product.

To extend Seraph’s universe and foster cross-promotion, we plan to develop derivative games, including RPG card games (e.g., Fate/Grand Order), battle card games (e.g., Hearthstone), and auto-battler games. These adaptations will not only broaden Seraph’s reach but also increase user interaction and engagement.

At the same time, we believe blockchain technology can revolutionize IP operations by introducing new possibilities through on-chain data composability and NFT asset interoperability. By leveraging these advancements, we have successfully transformed game content into valuable on-chain assets across five distinct categories, achieving notable results:

● Chaos Equipment (SRF): Weapons, armor, and accessories, generating user transaction volumes exceeding 8,500 ETH.

● Game Items (MIS): Tools for equipment enhancement and refinement, with user transactions surpassing 2,500 ETH.

● Value-Added Services (MOS): Features like game stalls and treasure chest keys, with user transaction volumes totaling over 1.55 million USDT.

● Treasure Chests (TCS): Blind-box-style items produced in-game, with transactions exceeding 790 ETH.

● Cosmetic Series (CSS): Character cosmetic items, generating over 65 ETH in user transaction volumes.

Looking ahead, we aim to establish each asset type as a highly recognized and integral part of Seraph’s ecosystem. For example, rare character cards in card games, advanced weapons in action games, and elite units or specialized equipment in strategy games will serve as key elements to enhance gameplay and further bridge the gap between games and blockchain technology.