Melos Studio, the first NFT music platform in the world, and PetaRush, Asia's first cross-IP blockchain game, have established a strategic partnership. For each NFT character in PetaRush, Melos Studio will use AI generation technology to produce a special BGM music. The website will play the NFT's BGM when a player wins a race using that NFT, giving them a musical experience. 

Melos Studio would use an AI-generating system to create a unique BGM soundscape for each NFT protagonist in PetaRush. When a player uses an NFT, the BGM for that NFT is played in the stadium, providing the player with a soundtrack. PetaRush appears to be a game involving NFT leaders. Users are able to create NFT songs using the Metis AI Workshop. Picture NFTs are transformed into musical NFTs using the Sonus NFT process.

Collaboration between inventors and well-known songwriters is possible using Virtual Band. Through zonal blockchain technology, DNA Tree gives musicians a share of revenues. After the partnership, Melos Studio can create a distinctive BGM for each of PetaRush's NFT animated characters using the Sonus NFT software.

All other players are aware of the winning player's distinctive BGM whenever they win the video game. In the long run, users will be able to create their own NFT theme tunes utilizing the Melos Studio framework. The organizers promised that each audience member will receive a PetaRush NFT protagonist as a reward in order to demonstrate NFT's applicability in various businesses. 

The major focus of PetaRush, a Web3 gaming platform developed by METASENS, is the cross-IPs games feature, which enables NFTs from multiple projects to communicate in the game. Players can create 3D protagonists for this video game using their NFT craft designs. As a result, PetaRush would support cross-IP etymology and cross-chain empowerment to make NFT characters in video games for players more powerful and adaptable. 

Melos Studio is dedicated to developing a more environmentally friendly music NFT framework, with over a million users globally, and has received financial assistance from Multichain Funding, NGC Ventures, Innovion, and Dapper Labs. This effort is made possible by a capital plan from Binance Labs. 

The first NFT videogame on the planet with a BGM was displayed on the monitor as the participants pulled out their smartphones and signed up for digital wallets.

The game's designer, Rhine Tan, claimed that it is not only distinctive in its gameplay mechanic but also supported by METASENS' reward system and transfer, allowing users to make use of the cozy and enjoyable Web3 alternatives that vary from issuing new tokens to acquiring and selling. Additionally, the video game is currently free to play and pay to win. Therefore, users can enjoy this game even if they are new to blockchain video games or even experienced players searching for play-to-earn options.