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# Technology

Battleworld leverages the powerful technology of the blockchain and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to create new gaming and entertainment experiences. As the game's developers, we strongly believe in inclusive gameplay that encompasses cross-platform and cross-blockchain when possible. We want to bring Battleworld directly to our community — wherever they are.

### <mark style="color:red;">Blockchains</mark>

The initial NFT drop for Battleworld will be the [**Genesis Skull Pass**](/battleworld/genesis-skull-pass/introduction-and-minting.md) that will live on the **Ethereum** network. This was done to allow for the greatest amount of adoption into  Battleworld. The game will also use the **Polygon (Matic)** and **SKALE** networks to hold assets. We plan to partner with the **DEVVE** blockchain for blockchain transactions This will allow for fast speeds and low transaction fees, while maintaining strong security. We also plan to integrate or randomization processes wherever possible.

The fighting engine that presents all of the action of contests is being built on **Unity**. As the world's most widely used game engine, Unity allows us to scale gameplay cross-platform through mobile/PC and any other platforms quickly. Ultimately, our goal is that you will be able to play Taunt Battleworld on the platforms that you prefer.

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