Valhalla Launch Postponed: Floki Reschedules for 2025

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


Floki has officially announced the postponement of the launch of its new game Valhalla to the first quarter of 2025. This decision follows consultations with leading security experts, as developers now need to work on enhancing the game.

Reasons for the Delay

The decision to postpone the mainnet launch of Valhalla was made by Floki following feedback from leading blockchain auditors Hacken and OpenZeppelin. They recommended several security improvements to strengthen the protection of the platform. The Valhalla team decided to dedicate additional time to implement and test measures to protect both user assets and the platform itself.

"We would like to announce that the Valhalla mainnet launch will be delayed until Q1 2025, in line with feedback from our auditors!", said Floki.

Valhalla's Ambitious Vision

Valhalla aims to stand out in the rapidly growing blockchain gaming sector by offering an engaging P2E experience. The game's economy, supported by a treasury of nearly $60 million, creates a solid foundation for the game's internal economy.

Valhalla Campaign in India

Despite the delay, interest in Valhalla doesn't subside. On November 18, 2024, Floki launched a campaign to promote the game in the Indian market. The company’s marketing strategy focuses on key locations in Delhi NCR, aiming to reach an audience of over 650,000 people daily.

Floki's decision to delay the launch of Valhalla emphasizes the company's commitment to creating a secure and sustainable platform that can transform the gaming experience and the metaverse.

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