Square Enix is reiterating their commitment to exploring the opportunities that lie within the realms of NFT and Blockchain gaming as 2023 is underway, with company President Yosuke Matsuda outlining expectations. “New technologies and frameworks lead to innovation, but they also create considerable confusion” the letter said. “Having ridden out such societal tides, some such […]
Mythical Games has officially announced their brand new Mythical Marketplace 2.0, built on Mythical’s new layer 1 EVM blockchain, which comes on the heels of their acquisition of DMarket, the marketplace startup up. The Mythical Marketplace 2.0 will be powered by the Mythos native ecosystem token, MYTH. “We founded Mythical Games in 2018 with the
Ubisoft is shutting down their mysterious blockchain game Project Q, which was initially announced back in April of 2022 and geared as a multiplayer and team-based battle arena that would allow players to ‘truly own the experience’. According to Insider Gaming, Ubisoft’s CEO has since claimed that projects involving NFTs were not so much active projects as
NFT marketplace Magic Eden has officially launched a brand new gaming hub called Magic Eden Games, which will help players find the best NFT games and will include features such as game demos and NFT purchases. Via the new game hub, users will have access to a variety of content. Magic Eden Games was launched
A brand new collaboration will take place as South Korean publisher Wemade, which operates the Wemix Play blockchain gaming platform, is officially partnering with Near, the high-performance blockchain fostering ecosystem development and innovation. “Wemade and Near share a similar vision of enabling and accelerating the mainstream adoption of blockchain” Shane Kim, the CEO of Wemix
A brand new AAA studio called BulletFarm, which is led by ex-Call of Duty studio director David Vonderhaar and under the NetEase Games banner, is already hard at work on a new, co-operative based game being built on the Unreal 5 engine. BulletFarm, which has setup their headquarters in Los Angeles, California, is “currently developing
Steam has seen two fake Helldivers 2 games pop up on their platform this week, trying to leverage the game’s immense popularity to scam people into buying their own product, even going as far as the game’s developer as Arrowhead and Playstation as their publisher. The development team has now responded on Arrowhead’s official Discord:
