The Shiba Inu Ecosystem Team Releases First Internal Build for Shiba Eternity Collectible Card Game

Performance Enhancements and Bug Fixes Highlighted in Latest Update

The Shiba Inu ecosystem team has unveiled the first internal build for its highly anticipated collectible card game, Shiba Eternity. This update brings a host of improvements to the game, including performance enhancements and bug fixes.

In a recent post, Mazrael, a member of the Shiba Inu ecosystem team, shared insights on the latest update, highlighting the focus on performance improvements and fixing issues related to card interactions.

The internal build of Shiba Eternity introduces optimizations that make the game run smoother and more efficiently. Players can expect faster loading times and more responsive gameplay, enhancing their overall experience.

Specific issues with certain cards interacting with the game have been addressed in this update. Notably, problems with the Princess Andromeda card and lag caused by stealth fighter cards have been resolved.

Beta Testing for Play-to-Earn Version on the Horizon

While the non-play-to-earn version of Shiba Eternity has been well-received since its launch in October 2022, the team is now focusing on the play-to-earn (P2E) version. Beta testing for the P2E version is set to begin in the second quarter of this year.

Mazrael and lead developer Shytoshi Kusama have confirmed that the P2E version is undergoing intensive testing to address any bugs before the beta release. The team aims to deploy the P2E version for testing soon, with no official release date announced yet.

With over 100,000 downloads on Google PlayStore alone, Shiba Eternity has seen significant adoption since its launch. The Shiba Inu community continues to support the game through various initiatives, including monthly tournaments with cash prizes.

As the ecosystem team continues to enhance Shiba Eternity, players can look forward to an improved gaming experience with each update.