GameFi Corner: Nakamoto Games, Tezos, Aave, Axie Infinity
100 games portfolio for Nakamoto Games, Tezos Gaming Map, Aave acquires web3 social gaming app Sonar, Axie Core
Nakamoto Games to Wrap Up 2022 with 100 On-platform Games
Nakamoto is ready to release 78 games by the end of this year. It will be free-to-play and fun-to-play games targeted at introducing new players to GameFi. After the launch of these games, community growth should be significant.
Tezos Gaming Map
Tezos has deserved to be mentioned in this issue, since the blockchain company has been involved a lot into GameFi lately. Here is the list with the most important GameFi Tezos projects that are both already currently existing or that still need to be launched.
Aave acquires web3 social gaming app Sonar to expand Lens Protocol
To incorporate its decentralized identity platform, Lens Protocol, Aave purchased Sonar, a social gaming application with web3 compatibility. Ben South Lee and Randolph Lee, who are brothers and co-founders of Sonar, have been appointed by the company to oversee the initiative to expand Lens across web3 services.
The first social mobile metaverse driven by Lens Protocol will be Sonar. One of the most significant differences from web2 apps for niche communities will be the ability to switch between Lens ecosystem applications without having to start from scratch.
Introducing Axie Core
Axie Core is the Axie aesthetic and experience available to everyone and isn't specific to any game. Axie core seeks to deepen the emotional connection between you and your axies.
Additional GameFi News
Metacade Presale for Web3’s First-Ever P2E Crypto Arcade Raises Over $670K in 2 Weeks
Web3 Platform Earn Alliance Raises $4.7M With Participation From Animoca Brands
Introducing Loaded Lions Mane City, a tycoon-style idle game
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