Latest Blockchain Game News

DeFi and CeFi campaigns are far more effective at reaching existing crypto users than crypto gaming and gambling campaigns, recent data shows.

DappRadar says investment totals dropped for Web3 games in Q1, but the number of deals jumped quarter-over-quarter, with a focus on infrastructure-building projects.

Despite billions in investment, Web3 gaming has failed to capture mainstream attention or solve gaming’s core issues — instead recreating the same problems it aimed to fix.

Players have discovered another secret location Fortnite that looks loosely similar to a Bitcoin mining farm — prompting a small spike in an unaffiliated memecoin.

Treasure DAO chief contributor John Patten says the annual burn rate for the DAO has been $8.3 million, but the new measures aim to reduce costs.

Zac from Slingshot discusses how Web3 is making its way into Roblox, reveals the current and upcoming strategic partnerships and shares how AI influences their game development process.

The future of gaming has Web3 elements quietly running in the background without alternating the gaming experience.

This deflationary token system can bolster blockchain gaming by balancing token supply, sustaining economic value and fostering meaningful player engagement.

Telegram-based fantasy football platform utilizes blockchain tech to improve transparency and fairness.

A former executive accused Blade of God X’s Web2 team of claiming cash prizes supposedly allocated to players.

Decentralized reactive apps often have a hard time handling large amounts of real-time data – a problem the new layer 1 addresses directly with its architecture.

Arbitrum’s ARB token has dropped by 81% since the launch of the ecosystem’s Gaming Catalyst Program.

The number of unique active wallets dropped 16% MoM as traders turned to decentralized finance due to market uncertainty.

Web3 gaming project Axie Infinity revealed a trailer of its upcoming blockchain game Atia’s Legacy, which takes place in the Axie universe.

Sky Mavis co-founder Jeffrey Zirlin told Cointelegraph that crypto gaming investors are no longer blindly throwing funds into “Axie killers” that fail to deliver.