Multiverse is a new generation of online interactive gaming, allowing you to build your MMOG (Massively Multi-player Online Games) or as we commonly call it, a virtual world. The company, which was launched by a team of Netscape veterans promises to enable the user to create their own virtual world in less time and without forking out nearly as much cash.
You can download their client along with their suite of tools and start assets to start building your dream world today. These MMOGs are customizable to your own tastes, after all, you are the one who will be profiting from them. You can generate revenue from your virtual world by subscriptions, sales, ads, and more, then pay Multiverse just a ten percent cut of the revenue.
Multiverse.com In Their Own Words
“Multiverse lets you to build an MMOG or virtual world for less money and in less time than ever before. Multiverse technology is scalable, extensible, and highly customizable, enabling you to build your world with its own unique look and feel, gameplay, and mechanics. Our active developer community is creating a wide variety of worlds. Make money through subscriptions, item sales, and/or advertising, and pay us only 10% of your gross revenue. Download our client, server, tools, starter assets, and sample worlds for free and start building your world today!”
Why Multiverse.com It Might Be A Killer
Breaking into the virtual world scene can be challenging, it requires heavy amounts of coding and creativity. Here, Multiverse put creativity, and even some of the business end into the hands of the players themselves. Their worlds are wide ranging depending on just how close to reality you would like your virtual world to be. The option to profit is also going to be a huge motivating factor for users to switch over to Multiverse as well.
Some Questions About Multiverse.com
Will Multiverse be able to compete with veterans like Second Life, or Entropia Universe, which also allows you to profit? Could they also mimic these two services by allowing the money you make in the virtual world transferable to your real-world bank account? 
