Just this month, Sega revealed its plans to develop a blockchain game based on one of the company’s IPs. This is a somewhat surprising decision, especially considering how most of the gaming community ...

Google Play is now easing its policies regarding blockchain-related apps. As it updated its store policy, Google Play unveiled new rules allowing and regulating blockchain games and apps, which are ...

Despite a tumultuous year, DeFi, NFTs and blockchain games drove DApp usage across the industry, according to DappRadar’s 2022 report. 2022 will go down as a challenging year for the cryptocurrency ...

Blockchain gaming focuses on decentralization, while crypto and NFT games are inclined to collect rewards from playing the game. Blockchain-based marketplaces look to enable players to buy and sell in ...

Gunzilla Games said it is integrating the GUNZ blockchain into the OpenSea non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace. Frankfurt, Germany-based Gunzilla is partnering OpenSea in an effort to evolve gaming ...

Lordnine, a blockchain-powered MMORPG, achieves an average revenue per paying user (ARPPU) of $1,500. Robust Marketplace ...

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Microsoft has made an investment in blockchain-focused game developer Wemade, despite previous statements from Xbox boss Phil Spencer expressing skepticism regarding the technology. The discourse ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Sega's first blockchain game has been announced, though it's being developed by Japanese blockchain company Double Jump Tokyo. Double Jump Tokyo ...

First-gen blockchain games prioritized crypto-earning over gameplay, leading to an unsustainable growth model. Now, a Web3 gaming platform is about to change that. Many first-generation blockchain ...

The gambling world has always been quick to adopt new technology, from the first online poker rooms in the 1990s to mobile casinos that put entire game libraries in your pocket. Now, a new ...

The likely reason Ubisoft has been so mum is that it’s a Web 3 game, meaning CLTG.A.M.E. uses cryptocurrency and blockchain, those buzz technologies about digital ownership from three years ago. This ...