The world of crypto gaming is constantly evolving, with new games, token airdrops, and market fluctuations happening all the time. Staying on top of all the latest developments can be overwhelming, but fear not! Here at Decrypt’s GG, we’ve got you covered. Our weekly roundup will give you a quick rundown of the biggest stories in the world of crypto video games, along with some interesting tidbits from the space.
Top Stories
Ubisoft’s new crypto game: Ubisoft, the company behind popular games like Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry, is teaming up with blockchain gaming company Immutable to create Might & Magic: Fates, a free-to-play strategy card game for iOS and Android. Based on the iconic Might & Magic franchise, players will collect and trade cards featuring creatures and heroes from the series. The game is set to be released later this year. Ubisoft has been actively involved in the blockchain space, with previous game launches and collaborations. The partnership with Immutable was announced in 2023.
Peaky Blinders game: Anonymous Labs and Banijay Rights are working on a blockchain-based video game inspired by the hit TV series "Peaky Blinders," scheduled for release in 2026. The game will feature settings from post-World War I Birmingham, interactive experiences, and tokenized in-game currency. The crime drama, starring Cillian Murphy, gained popularity during its run on BBC and Netflix. Details about the game’s blockchain network and economic design have yet to be revealed.
CryptoKitties "Meowcoins": Dapper Labs has introduced "Meowcoins" on the Flow blockchain for its game CryptoKitties: All The Zen on Telegram. The tokens are designed to create an interconnected ecosystem that promotes sustainability. Players can earn Fancy Coins, Beancoins, and Family Coins through gameplay, with Family Coins serving as achievement badges. The system includes features like prediction markets and staking opportunities. Airdrops were given to players from previous seasons last week, with a focus on creating a fun and sustainable experience.
ICYMI
- KAI: Battle of the Three Kingdoms, an Oasys blockchain game based on Sega IP, is launching on April 30.
- The creators of Goblintown: Really Hard Driving Game offered a $10K reward for anyone who could beat the game at an NYC pop-up, but no one succeeded.
- Mythical’s blockchain mobile game FIFA Rivals will have a global release in June after a soft launch in some regions in May.
- Pixels, a Ronin farming game, announced significant gameplay and economic changes.
These are just a few highlights from the exciting world of crypto gaming. Stay tuned for more updates and news on the latest developments in this rapidly growing industry.