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🏆 Collectooor Of The Week:Before we begin, I want to give a shoutout to ddxdxd for collecting The State of Funding for Onchain Games and The Future of the MUD Ecosystem last week! Thank you for your support :) As always, you can collect this (and every WASD article) by obliterating the mint button above! ☝️☝️ If you do, you’ll gain access to the WASD Collectooor Telegram chat and earn the chance to be featured as the “Collectooor of the Week” at the top of each Tuesday piece!Author: 0xAkina ...

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The Ultimate Guide to Arbitrum's Onchain Gaming Ecosystem
Author: FaultProofBen Gm! Last week, we covered some of the L2 stacks for building onchain games like World Engine, Keystone, Paima and AltLayer. We’ve also spent plenty of time discussing other ecosystems here on WASD like Starknet, and the MUD games built on various OP Stack L2s. If you are an L2 nerd (like myself) you may notice that there’s one glaring omission from this list: Arbitrum. Arbitrum is mostly known for having the largest L2 DeFi ecosystem, and a big Web 2.5 gaming (Games with...

The Ultimate Guide to Base's Onchain Gaming Ecosystem
🏆 Collectooor Of The Week:Before we begin, I want to give a shoutout to ddxdxd for collecting The State of Funding for Onchain Games and The Future of the MUD Ecosystem last week! Thank you for your support :) As always, you can collect this (and every WASD article) by obliterating the mint button above! ☝️☝️ If you do, you’ll gain access to the WASD Collectooor Telegram chat and earn the chance to be featured as the “Collectooor of the Week” at the top of each Tuesday piece!Author: 0xAkina ...

The Ultimate Guide to the Realms Ecosystem: Part 2
Gm! About a month ago, I began our exploration of the Realms ecosystem in “The Ultimate Guide to the Realms Ecosystem: Part 1.” If you’re a loyal WASD reader, you may have noticed that Part 2 has yet to be released. (Rugged!) I’m happy to say that changes today, thanks to the legendary 0xAkina! In Part 1, I focused on the history, vision, and entities operating in the Realms ecosystem. I also shared my thoughts on one of its first-party games, Loot Survivor. As promised, in Part 2, Akina will...
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Gm and welcome to The WASD Weekly!
It was yet another big week in the world of onchain games.
Sky Strife Season 0.2 went live.
Pirate Nation launched a preview of their PvP mode and their Pirate Creator Program.
We even saw some mints from Tarochi and Ducks Everywhere.
These releases are all exciting, however the news that got me the most hyped this week was the announcement of the Autonomous Worlds Summit from Autonomous Anonymous.
The event will be held in Lisbon from April 16-18, with a theme of “Modding, Extensibility, and Composability.”
I’ll be there and can’t wait to see what cool mods get built (And to meet or reunite with onchain gaming frens).
If you’re interested in attending, be sure to apply to do so here.
Now, without further ado, here’s:
A primer on the week’s onchain gaming news
My picks for three games to play this weekend
A list of upcoming playtests, opportunities, and events
A recap of WASD content & mints
Some of the best other content from frens in the ecosystem
A look at Wiz World
And of course…
…The s-tier meme of the week!!!
The hottest news from the last week in onchain gaming and autonomous worlds.
Three onchain games to try out for yourself this weekend.
Upcoming events from around the onchain gaming ecosystem.
NOTE: This is NOT an endorsement of any of these mints, I’m just highlighting opportunities that are out there. None of this is financial advice, and please DYOR before aping.
Catch up on this week's WASD content and mints.
The best content from frens in the community.

Wiz World is a 2D-fantasy RPG.
The game is set in a “magical onchain world,” where you can engage in mythical activities like battling monsters or crafting items.
The lifeblood of Wiz World is Gold, an in-game currency.
Players earn gold from defeating monsters or skeletons, which can be used to buy goods like potions, gems, or books from the marketplace.
Each of these items plays a different role within the game, as potions are used to replenish your health and mana, while books and gems can be used to craft spells or enhance items.
Wiz World launched ~2 weeks ago on the Redstone Holesky testnet, where it is currently playable.

Wiz World is promising, though not yet a finished product.
I like crafting, as the mode allows users to create custom designs for items using a simple pixel-art grid similar to that of Dot.
(Funnily enough, this was the project featured in last week’s game spotlight).
I enjoyed attempting to recreate the WASD logo (pictured above) and enchanting it with gems.
However, it’s not entirely clear what enchanting does.
This ties into a broader need for more in-game guidance, as there is no explanation or tutorial on how to play.
This is also true when it comes to battles, as I haven’t determined how their outcomes are determined.
Furthermore, this aspect of the game is pretty simplistic and could be fleshed out.
On the UX side, gameplay in Wiz World feels smooth due to the speed of Redstone and the game’s use of burner wallets.
Onboarding is also very easy, as you can deploy a burner and start playing with one click.
I’m also a big fan of the game’s pixel art style, as the UI looks clean while buildings have a surprising degree of detail.
All in all, while some features feel undercooked right now, I think Wiz World has a lot of potential.
I’ll definitely be keeping tabs to see what new updates ship over the coming weeks and months!
We like the onframe games.

Disclosure: I minted Tarochi Genesis Trainer NFTs.
Fire Eyes is a leading organization for onchain governance.
They are active players and contributors to onchain games, and care deeply about furthering the development of the Ethereum and DAO ecosystems.
Fire Eyes is a great outlet for any team looking for in-depth feedback on community sentiment and token design.
If you’re interested in getting in touch with 🔥_🔥 - DM them on X!
Thanks for reading!
If you liked this piece, you can collect it at the top of the page!
After you do, hop in our WASD Collectooor Telegram chat to meet other collectors, enthusiasts, players, and degens!
Finally, to stay current on all things WASD, subscribe below, follow us on X, hop in our Warpcast channel, and join our WASD Republic Discord server!
Have a great weekend, and see you all on Tuesday!
Author: FaultProofBen
Gm and welcome to The WASD Weekly!
It was yet another big week in the world of onchain games.
Sky Strife Season 0.2 went live.
Pirate Nation launched a preview of their PvP mode and their Pirate Creator Program.
We even saw some mints from Tarochi and Ducks Everywhere.
These releases are all exciting, however the news that got me the most hyped this week was the announcement of the Autonomous Worlds Summit from Autonomous Anonymous.
The event will be held in Lisbon from April 16-18, with a theme of “Modding, Extensibility, and Composability.”
I’ll be there and can’t wait to see what cool mods get built (And to meet or reunite with onchain gaming frens).
If you’re interested in attending, be sure to apply to do so here.
Now, without further ado, here’s:
A primer on the week’s onchain gaming news
My picks for three games to play this weekend
A list of upcoming playtests, opportunities, and events
A recap of WASD content & mints
Some of the best other content from frens in the ecosystem
A look at Wiz World
And of course…
…The s-tier meme of the week!!!
The hottest news from the last week in onchain gaming and autonomous worlds.
Three onchain games to try out for yourself this weekend.
Upcoming events from around the onchain gaming ecosystem.
NOTE: This is NOT an endorsement of any of these mints, I’m just highlighting opportunities that are out there. None of this is financial advice, and please DYOR before aping.
Catch up on this week's WASD content and mints.
The best content from frens in the community.

Wiz World is a 2D-fantasy RPG.
The game is set in a “magical onchain world,” where you can engage in mythical activities like battling monsters or crafting items.
The lifeblood of Wiz World is Gold, an in-game currency.
Players earn gold from defeating monsters or skeletons, which can be used to buy goods like potions, gems, or books from the marketplace.
Each of these items plays a different role within the game, as potions are used to replenish your health and mana, while books and gems can be used to craft spells or enhance items.
Wiz World launched ~2 weeks ago on the Redstone Holesky testnet, where it is currently playable.

Wiz World is promising, though not yet a finished product.
I like crafting, as the mode allows users to create custom designs for items using a simple pixel-art grid similar to that of Dot.
(Funnily enough, this was the project featured in last week’s game spotlight).
I enjoyed attempting to recreate the WASD logo (pictured above) and enchanting it with gems.
However, it’s not entirely clear what enchanting does.
This ties into a broader need for more in-game guidance, as there is no explanation or tutorial on how to play.
This is also true when it comes to battles, as I haven’t determined how their outcomes are determined.
Furthermore, this aspect of the game is pretty simplistic and could be fleshed out.
On the UX side, gameplay in Wiz World feels smooth due to the speed of Redstone and the game’s use of burner wallets.
Onboarding is also very easy, as you can deploy a burner and start playing with one click.
I’m also a big fan of the game’s pixel art style, as the UI looks clean while buildings have a surprising degree of detail.
All in all, while some features feel undercooked right now, I think Wiz World has a lot of potential.
I’ll definitely be keeping tabs to see what new updates ship over the coming weeks and months!
We like the onframe games.

Disclosure: I minted Tarochi Genesis Trainer NFTs.
Fire Eyes is a leading organization for onchain governance.
They are active players and contributors to onchain games, and care deeply about furthering the development of the Ethereum and DAO ecosystems.
Fire Eyes is a great outlet for any team looking for in-depth feedback on community sentiment and token design.
If you’re interested in getting in touch with 🔥_🔥 - DM them on X!
Thanks for reading!
If you liked this piece, you can collect it at the top of the page!
After you do, hop in our WASD Collectooor Telegram chat to meet other collectors, enthusiasts, players, and degens!
Finally, to stay current on all things WASD, subscribe below, follow us on X, hop in our Warpcast channel, and join our WASD Republic Discord server!
Have a great weekend, and see you all on Tuesday!
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