Wildcard moving assets from Polygon to Ethereum

Game migrations and expansions across blockchains have become an everyday feature in the industry. One recent migration worth highlighting is that of much anticipated PVP moba hybrid Wildcard and its Wildpasses NFTs. Previously stored on Polygon, the assets are set to move to Ethereum mainnet, starting 24th February.

This has been planned for a while, but was only recently announced in conjunction with the developer dropping more details of its forthcoming WC token.

Hoping for a different trajectory than a majority of game tokens released lately, WC will be 100% distributed to the community. 

Coinciding with this news, Wildcard has also become available to wishlist on Steam, and has opened registrations for its closed playtests.

As Playful Studios is building momentum towards a “summer” launch – which is likely to mean Q2/Q3 2025 – it’s also preparing to drop a litepaper sometime in the next few weeks, providing more details.

Helmed by industry duo Paul Bettner and Katy Drake Bettner (Age of Empires and Words With Friends) and backed by $46 million from investors such as Paradigm and Griffin Gaming Partners, Playful has been building towards this launch since 2018, which is a measure of the ambition of Wildcard.

Additionally, in 2024 it also revealed Thousands, its integrated spectator streaming and rewards platform that will run Wildcard, as well as include other third party games. 

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