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This Week in Crypto Games: ‘Champions Tactics’ Releases, ‘X Empire’ Airdrop, ‘Tomarket’ and ‘MemeFi’ Tokens Up Next
The post This Week in Crypto Games: ‘Champions Tactics’ Releases, ‘X Empire’ Airdrop, ‘Tomarket’ and ‘MemeFi’ Tokens Up Next appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The crypto and NFT gaming space is busier than ever lately, what with prominent games starting to release, token airdrops piling up, and a seemingly constant array of other things happening at all times. It’s a lot to take in! Luckily, Decrypt’s GG is all over it. And if you need a quick way to get caught up on the latest moves around crypto video games, we’re happy to present This Week in Crypto Games. Our weekend roundup serves up the biggest news from the past week, along with a few other tidbits you might have missed. We also showcase a few of our original stories from the week. Biggest news Ubisoft launches NFT game: Ubisoft, the gaming giant behind classic franchises like Assassin’s Creed and Just Dance, launched its first original NFT game called Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles on Wednesday. Built around optional NFTs minted on blockchain gaming network Oasys, Champions Tactics is a free-to-play PC game available through the Ubisoft Connect platform. The tactical strategy game challenges players to select teams of fantasy-themed digital figures and then enter battle against other online opponents in turn-based combat. The gaming giant has been playing in the blockchain space for a number of years now, releasing small experimental projects while supporting a number of blockchain ecosystems and Web3 startups. But Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles is the publisher’s first original, full-fledged NFT game. ‘X Empire’ airdrop: Telegram tap-to-earn game X Empire completed its token launch on The Open Network (TON) and subsequent airdrop on Thursday. The Elon Musk-themed game allocated 70% of its token supply to those who played its original cycle, with an additional 5% for those who tapped along during its 15-day “Chill Phase.” Only about 6 million players out of a total of 50 million received a share of the…
The post This Week in Crypto Games: ‘Champions Tactics’ Releases, ‘X Empire’ Airdrop, ‘Tomarket’ and ‘MemeFi’ Tokens Up Next appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
The crypto and NFT gaming space is busier than ever lately, what with prominent games starting to release, token airdrops piling up, and a seemingly constant array of other things happening at all times. It’s a lot to take in! Luckily, Decrypt’s GG is all over it. And if you need a quick way to get caught up on the latest moves around crypto video games, we’re happy to present This Week in Crypto Games. Our weekend roundup serves up the biggest news from the past week, along with a few other tidbits you might have missed. We also showcase a few of our original stories from the week. Biggest news Ubisoft launches NFT game: Ubisoft, the gaming giant behind classic franchises like Assassin’s Creed and Just Dance, launched its first original NFT game called Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles on Wednesday. Built around optional NFTs minted on blockchain gaming network Oasys, Champions Tactics is a free-to-play PC game available through the Ubisoft Connect platform. The tactical strategy game challenges players to select teams of fantasy-themed digital figures and then enter battle against other online opponents in turn-based combat. The gaming giant has been playing in the blockchain space for a number of years now, releasing small experimental projects while supporting a number of blockchain ecosystems and Web3 startups. But Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles is the publisher’s first original, full-fledged NFT game. ‘X Empire’ airdrop: Telegram tap-to-earn game X Empire completed its token launch on The Open Network (TON) and subsequent airdrop on Thursday. The Elon Musk-themed game allocated 70% of its token supply to those who played its original cycle, with an additional 5% for those who tapped along during its 15-day “Chill Phase.” Only about 6 million players out of a total of 50 million received a share of the…
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