Parallel, a trading card game (TCG) based on web3 technology, has achieved an official listing on the Steam gaming platform.

Steam, renowned for its vast user base and popular player-versus-player (PvP) titles like Dota 2 and Counter-Strike, has been progressively introducing web3 games alongside its traditional web2 offerings, enhancing the gaming experience.

Boasting a staggering 130 million monthly active users, Steam holds the distinction of being the world's largest gaming platform. The inclusion of web3 games such as Parallel underscores the platform's dedication to innovation and its willingness to adapt to the evolving gaming landscape.

Steam's roster also includes other web3 games like My Pet Hooligan and Phantom Galaxies, which are Ethereum-based. It is worth noting, however, that despite these additions, Steam prohibits cryptocurrency transactions and any associated activities.

Parallel is a free-to-play science fiction TCG that allows players to immerse themselves in one of five distinct factions within its intricately crafted universe. These factions are represented by non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that can be purchased, sold, and traded on marketplaces like OpenSea. The in-game currency, known as PRIME, further enriches the game's economy.

Exciting news awaits Parallel enthusiasts as the game prepares for its Planetfall Presale, set to kick off on October 28th. Stay tuned for forthcoming details about this event, which undoubtedly offers players an opportunity to acquire exclusive in-game NFTs.

Parallel's gameplay involves deck construction, faction customization, and intense card-based battles with global opponents. The dynamic TCG gameplay ensures each game is unique and engaging, making Parallel a compelling choice for gamers seeking a challenging and distinctive experience.

In the era of rising web3 gaming popularity, Parallel's presence on Steam showcases its appeal and the growing interest in blockchain-based gaming. Positioned at the intersection of web3 and traditional gaming, Parallel offers players the best of both worlds.