NEXUS has officially launched ROHAN2 Global, a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) co-published with Playwith Korea, expanding the CROSS blockchain game platform ecosystem. The release, led by NEXUS CEO Henry Chang and Playwith Korea CEO Hak-Jun Kim, marks a significant step in the companies’ efforts to integrate blockchain technology into traditional online gaming.

ROHAN2 Global builds on the universe and systems of the original Rohan series, a long-standing MMORPG franchise, while introducing blockchain-based mechanics that emphasize clear ownership of in-game assets and a player-driven economy. Central to this system is a tokenomics model dubbed “Rohanomics.” The model caps the supply of the in-game currency, Ruby, at one billion units, allowing its value to fluctuate according to player activity and market demand.

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Alongside the game’s launch, NEXUS is rolling out CROSS Wave, a community reward platform designed to support and incentivize content creators. The system connects fans and creators through a real-time on-chain rewards structure tied to game-related content published on the CROSS platform.

Season 1 of CROSS Wave begins in conjunction with the ROHAN2 Global debut. Five percent of the game’s revenue will be directed to a community reward pool, with an additional 5 million CROSS tokens allocated as a special fund for the first round. The entire pool will be distributed during the one-month opening phase, providing early adopters and creators with strong participation incentives.

Creators accepted into the program will produce content tied to ROHAN2 Global and can receive support through a feature called DROP, a point system linked to in-game item purchases. Compensation will depend on the number of DROPs each creator collects from fans, creating a direct link between community engagement and creator earnings.

NEXUS and Playwith Korea said they aim to build long-term stability and growth for ROHAN2 Global through consistent updates and live service operations. Both companies view the project as a foundation for expanding the CROSS platform and positioning themselves within the global blockchain gaming market.