The NFT craze is extending into digital “real estate,” which is now attracting millions of dollars from investors. In January, NFT investor Polyient Games paid $800,000 for one of five “kingdoms” in the unreleased role-playing game “Mirandus,” the Wall Street Journal reported. A month later, a mystery group of buyers paid $1.6 million for another kingdom in the game. Mirandus has just 1,625 “deeds,” and investors are betting that demand will rise, which could help The post Digital “land” in video games attracts NFT investors appeared first on The Real Deal New York.