The American gaming company Faraway unveils its plans to develop a decentralized version of Roblox, starting with their new game Dookey Dash Unclogged. This move highlights the company's ambition to create an open ecosystem where creators can freely share and monetize their work.

Since launching Mini Royale: Nations on the Solana platform in 2021, Faraway has shown remarkable growth, expanding its offerings through significant partnerships, including Serum City with Novel Labs and Legends of the Mara with Yuga Labs.

In a recent PressPlay podcast with GAM3S, Faraway co-founder Alex Paley discussed the new integration. The Faraway Creator Suite is a tool that allows creators to make 3D avatars, vehicles, and more. These creations can be utilized not only in Dookey Dash Unclogged but across the entire Faraway ecosystem and its subsidiary networks.

Paley emphasized the platform's ease of use for deploying content and the importance of compatibility in games, comparing it to the seamless user experience in Roblox and Fortnite, where players can maintain their identity in the digital world.

A key feature of this model is its focus on the creator economy, allowing creators to earn up to 90% of the revenue from their creations. The use of smart contracts for payments makes the platform efficient and competitive, setting new standards in the gaming industry.

With this new platform for creators, Faraway aims not just for technological innovation but also to pave the way for an open and interconnected gaming world, opening new opportunities for creators and players alike. This represents a significant step forward in the development of Web3-based games.