Sequence partners with Google Cloud to simplify Web3 game development

Author: Tristan Greene, CoinTelegraph; Compiler: Deng Tong, Golden Finance

Horizon blockchain game platform Sequence has established a partnership with Google Cloud to bring its full-stack Web3 games to cloud users Development Kit.

The goal of the integration is to make it easier for web3 developers to leverage web3 build tools through Google's industry-standard cloud computing platform.

Horizon Blockchain Games launched in 2019 with a $2.75 million seed round. As of its 2022 Series A round, the company has reportedly raised $53.3 million in four funding rounds on the strength of its NFT/trading card game "Skyweaver" and technology stack.

Sequence is a "uniquely complete" full-stack Web3 developer platform, providing tools covering wallets and accounts, markets, smart contract management, analytics, indexers, relays, node gateways, and tools for Plugins for Unity, Unreal, Web and Mobile.

New partnership with Google Cloud will feature full-stack integration of the Sequence development platform.

Jack Buser, director of strategic industry games at Google Cloud, said in a press release that Sequence will simplify the game creation process for developers:

“Sequence gives game developers the freedom to focus About creating great gameplay for players. Through this partnership, Sequence removes the complexity of Web3 technology to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for developers and players."

Sequence President and COO Greg Canessa said the overall goal of the platform has always been to allow developers to "focus on making great games without having to understand the complexities of Web3."

“Unfortunately, what we see is that the complexity of understanding and building the underlying blockchain infrastructure often impacts the creative process of making great games that people love, which in turn creates Some low-quality experiences make players lose interest in the whole concept. Integrating Web3 should be no more difficult than setting up a game server, and the Google Cloud philosophy fits ours perfectly."