Jun 25, 2022

Frisco,United States - June 25, 2022 /PressCable/ —
In 2021, a new phenomenon began rising in popularity, using the blockchain as the backbone for a new style of gaming, and now that sector has evolved again to include a category of fitness-based applications. This new report launched by Chiliz News explores Step App, a FitFi game that encourages users to make healthy lifestyle choices.
To read the full report on Step App and FitFi gaming, please visit https://chiliznews.com/step-app-fitfi-metaverse-review-metrics-for-sneak-nfts-staking-rewards-use-cases-token-allocation
The new Step App combines GameFi, FitFi, and physical fitness, with a social aspect and the metaverse, to create a unique experience for players. The in-game tokens, metrics, NFTs, and unique ways to play are examined in this new report.
While Step App is not the only blockchain-based physical fitness app available today, it has several differences from its competitors. What truly makes the new app unique is its focus on the metaverse.
Using the word metaverse in advertising has become a cliche for many blockchain-based businesses, but Step App actually integrates the metaverse directly into the game, by allowing users to play using augmented reality. By wearing an augmented reality headset, players can have in-game information, graphics, and more overlaid over the real world as they walk, jog, or run.
The report explains that Step App uses a combination of NFTs and geo-location technology, allowing users to collect in-game tokens for every step they take and compete with friends or strangers from around the world. The new app is currently running an early sign-up campaign, providing early users with complimentary SNEAK NFTs.
A roadmap for Step App can be found in the new report, which shows that the company has plans to integrate its products into stores and create partnerships with popular brands in the coming year. Right now the app is in the Beta Launch phase, with plans for a full launch in Q3 of 2022.
Step App uses a dual-token model, with FITFI governance tokens used for administration, and KCAL in-game tokens used for creating and maintaining the NFT sneakers, called SNEAKS, which players use to improve their in-game abilities. The report explains how each token works, what they can be used for, and how they can be acquired.
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