What Ultra Does

Ultra competes with Steam and Epic Games as a PC game store where you own games. Unlike their locked systems, you can resell titles with developer approval. Its secure setup protects your assets.

Ultra Games offers a wide range of titles. The Uniq Marketplace lets you trade digital items or licenses. Ultra Arena hosts esports events, and the Ultra Wallet stores assets. A web wallet and logins via Google, Discord, and Epic Games make access easy.

The platform cuts high fees and allows item use across games. This flexibility sets it apart from competitors’ limits. Ultra’s design prioritizes players, offering a simple way to explore and enjoy games.

Games on Platform

• Armour X (Live): An alien ARPG with tradable gear for rewards.
• MagicCraft (Live): A fantasy MOBA featuring team battles and tradable items.
• BlockLords (Live): A medieval MMO where you trade resources and rule lands.

How Gamers Can Earn

Gamers can win collectibles or tokens in Ultra Arena tournaments. The Uniq Marketplace lets you sell items, like gear from *Armour X* or cards from *Hellmaster*, for profit.

You can stake UOS tokens for rewards starting Q2 2025. Trading game-specific items on the Uniq Marketplace offers flexible earning options. Details on additional rewards are still developing.

Staking and Rewards

Ultra’s UOS token supports staking for rewards from Q2 2025. You can earn NFTs by Q4 2025, helping platform stability. UOS is live for purchases and trading, with 1B total and 442.65M circulating supply, balancing participation.

Node Program

Ultra’s node program secures the network by processing transactions. It’s live but not accessible to the public due to high costs, as noted in community discussions. 

Tech & Background

Ultra began in 2017, founded by David Hanson and Nicolas Gilot. Its mainnet launched in 2021 on an EOSIO-based blockchain for secure ownership. Developer tools support game creation.

A $12M funding from NOIA Capital boosts growth, with Gus as CEO and Maxime as COO. The Vaulta partnership improves transactions. AMD sponsors Toronto Ultra esports, enhancing event quality.