The first chapter of Jadu’s narrative-driven adventure begins
Jadu, an augmented reality game that plays across various aspects of players’ digital and physical lives leveraging novel augmented reality gameplay and Web3 community incentives, revealed the rare 3D robot avatars called AVAs designed by early robot enthusiast, Michael Bay. Bay advised Jadu throughout their narrative development and leveraged his early passion for robots and proven ability to bring them to life in high-grossing blockbusters to design and build the collection.
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The ultra-rare AVAs will be revealed for the first time in a two-minute cinematic trailer to launch weeks before Jadu plans to unveil its augmented game world, in which the 3D playable AVAs, including those co-created by Bay, will star, ultimately building connective tissue between digital and physical worlds.
The cinematic trailer follows the creation, rise and fall of 5 AVAs, who get sucked into the blue eye of a wormhole-like vortex made of twisting and evolving colors – Earth. Presented by Jadu and Bay, the 5 AVAs cascade toward Earth. We see the vortex explode behind them with a colorful miasma of particles, which will be known as “The Bloom,” hurtling towards the planet.
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“At Jadu, we’re driven by bringing magic to AR and our community of players – and that’s exactly what we did here,” said Asad J. Malik, Jadu founder and CEO. “We’ve learned countless lessons from creating with Bay and can’t wait to share these AVAs with the world soon. Until then, we hope that this teaser drums up excitement for what’s to come.”
Since its 2019 inception, Jadu which has raised more than $45M to date, has combined cutting-edge technology and real-time storytelling that has attracted a vibrant and growing community of more than 17,000 Discord members and 4,000 asset owners. With $16M in secondary market sales and the public sale of Jadu jetpacks and hoverboards selling out in less than 30 seconds each.
The Bay-designed AVAs join the collection of 11,111 unique Jadu AVAs which will be available as digital collectibles and playable 3D characters next month, enabling players to access AR gameplay with their favorite avatars in Jadu’s evolving story world.
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