Gaming

Ronin goes against the grain when it comes to the Web3 philosophy. 
For many in the crypto space, the beauty of the blockchain is that it’s permissionless and that anyone can build without a centralized authority.

Notcoin is a Telegram-based game that has captured the attention of millions of players over the past few months. The game has racked up 35 million total players, and hit a peak of six million daily active users. That’s vastly larger than most crypto games.

If you’re looking to bank a little bit of Bitcoin while playing fun mobile games, there are loads of free play-to-earn iOS and Android games that pay satoshis (1/100,000,000 BTC) while you play and view ads. Not all of them are worth the hassle, but we’ve recommended some that we like.

After announcing the AnimeChain project in March, the AnimeCoin Foundation—the group behind the eponymous token—launched a web-based game called Gacha Grab on Monday.

Rumble Kong League, an upcoming NFT-driven basketball game built on the Avalanche blockchain, announced a collaboration with leading sports drink brand Gatorade on Monday.

It’s nice to feel seen—to know that someone out there knows you and is making things just for you, specifically. That’s where fans of role-playing games have been since last August: We’ve been spoiled for RPGs.
Importantly, though, it’s not just one kind of RPG.

The crypto and NFT gaming space is busier than ever lately, what with prominent games starting to release, token airdrops piling up, and a seemingly constant array of other things happening at all times. It’s a lot to take in!
Luckily, Decrypt’s GG is all over it.

After amassing some 35 million players in the first three months of this year, viral Telegram-based game Notcoin is gearing up to launch its NOT token on The Open Network (TON) in the coming days. And now we know what to expect from that launch.

Mobile strategy game Heroes of Mavia has reworked its token unlock schedule in an attempt to slow its inflating supply, less than three months after the Ethereum-based token initially launched.

MetalCore, an upcoming mech shooter built on Ethereum gaming network Immutable zkEVM, has announced a collaboration with the Mon Protocol associated with fellow Immutable game Pixelmon, with plans to integrate in-game quests that let players earn MON token rewards.