Hey Gamers,
There’s nowhere to hide from onchain games now. Thanks to Small Brain Games and their latest creation, Drawtech, onchain addicts can get their fix on the go.
But mobile focgs aren’t the only cool thing happening this week. Pirate Nation has found their groove and continues impressive updates, all while two new games--Stolsli and Rising Revenant--hopped onto the scene.
Aside from some partnerships in the ZK variety, it seems everyone is getting ready for the big event in Istanbul later this month. Got your ticket yet, anon? Will we see you there?
Keep gaming,
Composable Labs
All eyes are on Pirate Nation as they continue to brave the high seas of fully onchain gaming. This week they released new and improved combat mechanics and abilities, and the small bubble that is Web3 gaming almost exploded.
Pirate Nation has captured gamer’s attention in ways other focgs simply can’t. So while they continue to tweak and fine tune their creation, it will be interesting to see just what heights they can achieve.
Rising Revenant game trailer debuts to the world - X Post
New Dojo game--Stolsli--on the block - X Post
Mithraeum 3-month long tournament ends - X Post
Loot Survivor 72-hour tournament ends - Klick Article
Gaul and Network States begin playtesting - X Post
Drawtech drops onto the scene - WASD Article
RISC Zero and AltLayer partner up - X Post
Blade Games gets a solid zkp cross-chain partner - X Post
Dojo Game Jam winners are announced - X Post
Upstream teases some development updates - Klick Article
Tiltyard hints at their ideal future - X Post
WASD, purveyor of wisdom and gaming insights galore, took time to explore the entire Optimism ecosystem for passive onlookers to understand. Everything from their history in the past, their current projects, and their plans for the future are covered in accessible detail in WASD’s piece.
While we may all be familiar with the bright red OP symbol these days, we might not know which game is their flagship project or how they plan to integrate everything together. As usual, the big brains over at WASD are here to help. Continuing their series of diving deep into focg gaming ecosystem, we get to explore Optimism with them this week. Be sure to check out their words and maybe mint a copy of the newsletter.
If you’re still not sure what autonomous worlds are, if you still don’t know why people would be excited about them, or if you have no idea why anyone is even in this space, do yourself a favor and check out @wighawag’s article titled “Natural Composability in Autonomous Worlds.”
Is it a hefty piece? Yes, and there aren’t many pictures. So buckle up and put on your thinking cap!
@Wighawag takes readers on a journey through the practical application of autonomous worlds and how, exactly, they lend themselves to natural socials structures and composability. Instead of him pontificating ideas that may never see the light of day, readers can see exactly why developers are excited about the future possibilities and the inherent potential in this space.
Read the full piece here.
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