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blockchaingamer.biz | Jenny Jordan
In the short life of web3 games, annually recurring in-game events are unusual. Hosting one for three years in a row is almost unheard of. So to see social RPG Pixels preparing for its third yearly Shorelime event is about more than anticipating frantic gameloops for 24 hours. It’s also a measure of the state of the game itself, and its wider ecosystem. Initially deployed on Polygon, Pixels moved to Ronin at the end of 2023, boosting the game’s player metrics on every level.
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pocketgamer.biz | Jenny Jordan
Stay Informed Get Industry News In Your Inbox… Nothing quite compares to the buzz of celebrating together with friends, colleagues and industry acquaintances.
That's why we're delighted to invite you to join us as we announce the prestigious 2025 Pocket Gamer Mobile Games Awards winners.
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blockchaingamer.biz | Jenny Jordan
Players of Gunzilla’s PC/console thirdperson shooter Off The Grid waiting for mainnet migration will have to wait a little longer. From July however, the developer has said the initial 21,000 accounts that have already been added to the Gunz mainnet will be able to withdraw their NFTs to thirdparty wallets and trade them on OpenSea. Until now, these have been restricted to the platform marketplace.
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pocketgamer.biz | Jenny Jordan
Showcase your brand on a stage that matters. Share your knowledge with the right people. Support the industry by sharing key data, insight and innovative ideas. Stay Informed Get Industry News In Your Inbox… Are you as passionate about the games industry as we are?
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blockchaingamer.biz | Jenny Jordan
Regarded one of the most dynamic and influential regions in global gaming, the Nordic games industry is a bustling mix of global-scale game companies and high-quality indie developers. But despite being home to numerous successful traditional game companies, the region is no stranger to adopting groundbreaking innovations and disruptive technologies.
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pocketgamer.biz | Jenny Jordan
Stay Informed Get Industry News In Your Inbox… While China remains the world’s largest and most lucrative games market, Shanghai holds a significant position both within the Chinese and the global games industry.
A corporate stronghold, numerous leading local and global game companies are based in the city - making it a key hub for developers looking to break into the market.
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1 week ago | 
blockchaingamer.biz | Jenny Jordan
Idle mining RPG Slime Miner from Kaia Foundation has hit some big milestones. Exceeding 13 million players and $2 million in monthly revenue – making it the most popular and top-grossing web3 app on the Line messenger platform – the game is also a significant driver of growth within the wider Kaia blockchain ecosystem. Currently only available via Line’s mini dapp portal, Slime Miner is soon-to-be-released via Google Play and App Store. Beyond this, it’s also integrating with the TON ecosystem.
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pocketgamer.biz | Jenny Jordan
Stay Informed Get Industry News In Your Inbox… In every aspect looking to exceed previous years, the Pocket Gamer Connects Helsinki 2025 conference is joined by the Big Screen Gaming Summit and AI Gamechangers Summit, as well as being part of Finnish Games Week.
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blockchaingamer.biz | Jenny Jordan
Following a successful launch in South Korea, Wemade is now prepping for the global release of its latest web3-enabled mobile and PC MMORPG Legend of Ymir. The Norse-inspired title is due to go live sometime later in 2025, with players encouraged to sign up to ensure they keep fully to-date with all the news. One of the interesting aspects of the game is the direct way it integrates with the WEMIX token. Players can earn the in-game token G-WEMIX, which can be transfered for WEMIX via the exchange.
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blockchaingamer.biz | Jenny Jordan
Welcome to the June edition of BlockchainGamer.biz’s regular Mavens group. Parker Heath – Gaming Lead, Ava LabsThe biggest lesson is simple but underappreciated: building and launching a successful game, especially in web3, costs significantly more time, capital, and talent than most teams originally anticipated. The era of easy raises during the 2021 bull market led to many teams optimizing for funding decks, not game design.
