After Asia’s two largest crypto conferences, Korean Blockchain Week and Token2049, we see a number of promising gaming projects.
Source: https://venturebeat.com/
The number of sponsored blockchain games open to users with multiple playable builds is increasing.
1. Ronin Network
This is the most active Web3-gaming ecosystem based on wallet activity in Web3.
Ronin is rapidly transforming into one of the few gaming ecosystems that actually has the necessary active user base; helping indie games get their first 1,000 real fans.
In particular, the ongoing Axie Jam program provides funding for game makers entering the ecosystem.
Readers, please re-read the article about the Ronin Network that NFT Hamlet posted yesterday to better understand Ronin.
Ronin wallet, Axie Infinity and Trezor Trezor Ronin wallet
2. Astar Network
Astar is a go-to-market chain that bridges Japan and the world – Polkadot‘s largest Parachain and attracts many WEB2, WEB3 business customers: SoftBank, Dentsu, Microsoft Japan, Amazon Japan…
- Astar Network to launch smart contracts that support two virtual machines- https://cointelegraph.com/
The team behind Astar says they have a vision of building a decentralized gaming platform; that brings opportunities for interaction between gaming and major Japanese IPs.
Oasys also cooperates with Astar to expand the web3 gaming segment.
3. Oasis
As a gaming blockchain, Oasys has become a partner in high-speed, scalable infrastructure; No need for gas for the biggest gaming companies.
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Major web2 partners include SEGA, Bandai Namco, Ubisoft, Square Enix, Netmarble…
4. Arbitrum Nova
Arbitrum Nova is an L2 built by Arbitrum with the goal of focusing on social and gaming at a cost-effective level.
- OpenSea Now Supports Arbitrum Nova To Offer Low-Cost NFTs
Large game/NFT projects also quickly chose Nova as their destination such as TreasureDAO, Trove, The Beacon…
In addition to Nova, Arbitrum also developed XAI, an L3 built on Arbitrum specializing in gaming.
XAI is currently in the testnet phase, you can review the article on how to mint NFT on XAI.
5. Iskra
Iskra is a blockchain specializing in web3 gaming for both players and developers.
- Iskra Ranks #1 on Dapp Radar Setting the Pace for World of Win’s IGO
Iskra uses bonus features to distribute value and attention to various stakeholders on the platform, including:
– Rewards from the platform (revenue sharing)
– Rewards from token voucher quest)
– Benefits from the service (eligible)
– Benefits from the event (accessibility)
6. XPLA Game
XPLA is the L1 blockchain developed by Com2u, following the ongoing Web2.5 approach with a focus on gradually migrating Web2 businesses/games to Web3; by connecting offline content on its application layer to several Web3 features.
XPLA is designed to provide additional features, content and ownership opportunities in popular online games.
The project also cooperates with Oasys, Animoca Brand, Yield Guild, Xterio…
7. Marblex
Marblex is a blockchain that produces AAA games, developed by Netmarble, one of the largest mobile game publishers in Korea.
The project has achieved a notable milestone by securing a position on Japan’s coveted whitelist through the financial watchdog’s rigorous screening process.
8. Intella X
South Korean billion-dollar game publishers Neowiz and Polygon have combined to launch the blockchain gaming platform Intella X, with the goal of bringing traditional games to Web3.
The company is testing an interesting “Proof of Contribution” service protocol to measure the combination of off-chain and on-chain data.
Developers and users will be rewarded tokens based on these metrics.
Intella X also joins Avalanche Arcad3, marking an important milestone in the convergence of traditional games and blockchain games.
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