Popular video game developer Jam City recently disclosed plans to take its blockchain ambitions to the next level using NFTs.
The company’s full-stack platform and technical know-how will be available for blockchain-gaming studios to benefit from.
Slowly but steadily, the world has moved away from traditional gaming to online gaming. Here’s how blockchain gaming is leading the drive.
According to MYTONA, its metaverse will unite people in a social sandbox, allowing them to arrange their exhibitions, workshops, exclusive presentations, concerts, and much more.
Binance and Animoca Brands look to fast track the growth and development of blockchain-based games with insight from leading experts.
The WAM Tokens are designed to play a pivotal role in the functionality of the ecosystem, as users can earn rewards through it.
The launch of the Metaverse Grant Program will help Chromia to push the development of the interconnected gaming worlds. It seeks to provide research and technical assistance in the Metaverse development process.
Netflix comes off as one of the few game launchers that have found a soft landing with Apple as the company has a very strict emphasis on privacy.
The $100 million funds from the trio of Solana Ventures, Lightspeed Ventures, and FTX are already being used to bankroll Faraway Games, a new Web 3 gaming studio that raised $21 million on Thursday.
The startup plans to license its Mythical Marketplace and Mythical Economic Engine for other developers.
EA is expected to start supporting and eventually adopting blockchain and NFTs, as it earlier published some relevant job posts.
Despite the impact of the game delays on the shares of the company, the better-than-expected earnings are helping to reverse the trend in the pre-market today.
Netflix wants to make it possible for users to access the gaming collections even when there is no internet connection.
Sky Mavis has concluded an investment round for its Axie Infinity game, that now values the company at $3 billion and puts Axie at $30 billion.
Some gaming companies are concerned about how the new restrictions might affect their bottom line.