2021: The concept of Unioverse was created by a team of game developers and blockchain enthusiasts. The idea was to develop a sci-fi-inspired, decentralized gaming ecosystem where developers could build games using shared assets, and players would have control and ownership over in-game items.

2022: The Unioverse team published a whitepaper outlining its mission: to provide a royalty-free platform for game development, where creators could share assets and players could use items across various games in the Unioverse. This approach aimed to disrupt traditional gaming models by introducing decentralized ownership and asset interoperability.

2023: Unioverse gained traction and secured initial funding to develop key features for its ecosystem. The team began building the infrastructure for a shared game asset repository and laid the groundwork for integrating blockchain technology to enable item ownership and transferability.

September 30, 2024: The TGE for Unio Coin (UNIO) took place, officially launching the token for the Unioverse ecosystem. This marked a crucial step, as UNIO was designed to facilitate in-game transactions, reward creators, and enable governance within the Unioverse community.

October 2024: Unioverse was fully introduced, allowing developers to create games royalty-free and giving players control over their in-game assets with blockchain-backed ownership. Unio Coin (UNIO) was integrated into the platform, allowing players to buy, sell, and trade items within the Unioverse.

November 2024: Unioverse announced partnerships with major blockchain projects and gaming platforms, expanding UNIO’s use cases and interoperability. These collaborations aimed to grow the Unioverse ecosystem by integrating UNIO with additional games and platforms.