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# Game Creator Features

The core of AlterVerse is our pioneering MetaServer infrastructure, which is the cornerstone of a truly decentralized metaverse, where creators retain absolute control over their games and experiences. This infrastructure allows seamless access to all games through the AlterVerse platform, including MetaServer. It facilitates free cross-dimensional teleportation and provides a multiplayer gaming experience with a capacity of up to 200 players per server.\
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Utilizing the Unreal Engine and the innovative features of the Altura NFT platform, AlterVerse will introduce MetaServers to the world. These are not just servers; they are creation platforms that enable anyone and everyone to build their own AAA-quality games, all integrated with NFT utility. For our flagship games, using our game templates, even creators without experience can build a wide variety of games and experiences.


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