GamerToken’s Iouri Sorokine discusses blockchain adoption in gaming
Not all blockchain games are created equal, there are those that take minimal advantage of the technology, while others take it to full throttle.
Iouri Sorokine…
Top performing games – September/October
Welcome to our monthly roundup of top performing dApps in the blockchain gaming world.
Where this list started relatively late to September. Meaning that this…
Coming to the WAX marketplace soon: blockchain-based stickers
Certain to make a lasting impression
CryptoWars’ marketplace goes live prior to 1 December game launch
Experimental is gearing up
Atari founder, Nolan Bushnell’s X2 Games bought by Global Blockchain
Older names with newer games
9 Lives Arena breaks its Kickstarter funding goal – hitting $55,000
Heroes and achievements live forever
Blockchain Gamer Connects | Henri Heinonen | Using Tokens and Smart Contracts in Gaming
While there are a great number of mainstream games that make use of their own virtual currencies, the blockchain world has the potential to make that work as part of…
So Couch Studios introduces its free-to-play MMORPG Ember Sword
Take to the blockchain with sword in hand
Blockchain Gamer Connects | Evgeny Glariantov | Leveraging Players Spare Computing power
The average gamer only uses a fraction of their computing power when not accessing a high-spec game.
This begs the question of how companies can put that surplus…
Final call for Reality Clash’s upcoming beta
From crypto stores to the beta's launch
Distribution network Magic Cube announces results of first ‘Initial Game…
Plenty of other concepts seek to dwarf the venerable ICO
World of Ether begins crystal sale: backs up blockchain by doing so
Stumbling at the finish line
NFTs the Killer dApp? Not coming soon to Fortnite
Crypto pioneers place bets on how to get first billion people onto blockchain at SF Blockchain Week
Blockchain Gamer Connects | Camille Charteau | Building Beyond the Void
Beyond the Void is the much-anticipated game, developed by B2Expand. We were fortunate (and glad) to have Camille Charteau on hand to talk about the work that went…