Victoria VR: A VR Metaverse Using Unreal Engine & Blockchain

The blockchain-based Victoria VR project aims to be the next great thing in the midst of the Metaverse and VR revolutions.

Victoria VR is focused on the creation of a self-sustaining virtual world that doesn't depend on its original creators to continue growing. It is powered by technologies like Unreal Engine, cryptocurrency, and NFTs.

This is what ultimately distinguishes the projects from their rivals, along with the level of creative freedom that users will have.

The team put together to create Victoria VR, which includes veterans in the gaming, software development, blockchain, and of course, VR industries, supports this goal.

The founder of the company, Adam Bém and Ondej Dobrusk, have years of experience in leadership positions in addition to a plethora of knowledge in cybersecurity and software development.

They are now working with a team of individuals who are some of the best in their fields, including Mario Valle Reyes, Adam Slezak, Jan Herman, Mark Akinwale, and Loic Claveau.

By incorporating the best features of virtual worlds like Second Life and Minecraft into a virtual environment that is both entertaining and useful. The focus of Victoria VR is finding solutions.

This idea has set the Metaverse apart from other virtual worlds like the ones mentioned above, as well as games like Final Fantasy XIV, World of Warcraft, and many more.

In addition to recognizing the significance of these expansive virtual worlds, Victoria VR also takes inspiration from their success stories and combines them with VR, blockchain, and other technologies.

New iterations and strategies have appeared since Ivan Sutherland and Bob Sproull developed the first VR headgear back in 1968. But it wouldn't be until the Oculus Rift's Kickstarter campaign in 2012 that VR would become widely accepted.

All of a sudden, everyone was discussing how popular VR media like Ready Player One, Snow Crash, Sword Art Online, and even The Matrix was just a few years away.