There have been other companies who jumped directly onto the NFT craze such as Konami and Square Enix but Ubisoft was certainly the largest video game company to adopt NFTs. As the last Digit for Ghost Recon Breakpoint was released on, stay tuned for more updates with features to the platform and future drops coming with other games”

You own a piece of the game and have left your mark in its history. “Thank you to all Ghost Recon Breakpoint players who claimed their first Digits. Despite this, Ubisoft will still continue to utilise Quartz and add blockchain systems to their systems. However, fans responded instantly with criticism and most players even left the game altogether. Ghost Recon: Breakpoint was the first game to add “Digits” and was Ubisoft’s first toe-dip into the world of blockchain in video gaming. Ironically, Ubisoft Quartz was the one to make the statement regarding the future of NFTs in upcoming Ubisoft titles stating that Ubisoft will continue to add “Digits” which is the blockchain currency Ubisoft has adopted. READ MORE: Max Payne 1 and Max Payne 2 Remake Announced at Remedy Ubisoft has since doubled down on this decision even though it seems that the Ubisoft Quartz division, whose sole job was to incorporate NFTs into their games, had seemingly gone bust, Ubisoft seems to believe that NFTs are still the way forward. Ubisoft has confirmed that they still plan to add more NFTs into their games despite the heavy backlash from fans when they initially added NFTs into Ghost Recon: Breakpoint.

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