Ex-Call of Duty and Cyberpunk 2077 developers are gearing up for the upcoming drop of its Revenant NFT collection for its FPS title Ashes of Mankind—previously known as Project Citadel.
Developed by Black Ice Studios, the game is built on the Ultra blockchain and introduces a player-driven economy where all in-game assets are owned, traded, and managed by players.
Ashes of Mankind offers a combination of strategy and first-person shooter gameplay, blending traditional gaming mechanics with blockchain technology.
What is Ashes of Mankind?
Ashes of Mankind is a game set in the dystopian world of Ortus, where players build and manage their own corporations in a world controlled by the Consortium—a coalition of corporations that replaced traditional governments. The game features two interconnected experiences:
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- AoM: Empires: This is the strategy component of the game, where players focus on developing technologies, managing resources, and trading assets to grow their corporations.
- AoM: Citadels: A first-person shooter with both PvP and PvE elements. The goods and resources created in Empires can be used in Citadels, connecting strategy and combat in real-time gameplay.
By merging strategy and action, Ashes of Mankind offers a unique experience in which players’ choices in Empires impact their success in Citadels.
The game will also feature a player-driven marketplace where assets such as weapons, armor, and cosmetics are created, traded, and used within the game.
The Revenants Drop: What We Know So Far
The upcoming Revenants Drop, scheduled for September 23, will introduce a the Revenants PFP collection on Magic Eden and is expected to be a key event in the lead-up to the release of the Ashes of Mankind.
Whilst specific details about the utility of the Revenants PFP collection have not yet been confirmed, it is anticipated to provide beta access, land, $ASH, and in-game skins.
For more information about the drop, interested players are encouraged to follow Ashes of Mankind on X or join the community on Discord.
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