This week in crypto games: ‘Off the grid’ Token Live, Logan Paul ‘Cryptozoo’ continues

The crypto and NFT Gaming Space has been busier lately than ever, which with prominent games that start to release, token airdrops accumulate and an apparently constant range of other things that happen at all times. It’s a lot to take!

Happy, Decrypt‘s GG is completely over it. And if you need a quick way to get caught in the latest movements around crypto video games, we are happy to present in Crypto games this week.

Our weekend round serves the biggest news of the past week, along with a few other facts that you might have missed. We also present a few of our original stories of the week.

Biggest news

Outside the launch of the Raster token: Gunzilla Games, the maker of Crypto Battle Royale Game Rosterlaunched his Avalanche On L1 -based Gunz Gaming Network on Monday, rifle token rolls out. In the hours After the launch of tokenIt dropped 24% and continued to tumble all week.

The token launch received some criticism from market participants because of a apparent last-minute change To the tokenomics that removed an unlocking for seed and strategic investors. A source that is familiar with the issue Decrypt That this decision was made a few weeks ago and was approved by investors. Moreover, the previously planned unlocking would have released only up to 5% of the total allocation of the investors – a probably insignificant amount for the most involved.

Although the Blockchain Mavet touches, the grid itself remains on TestNet. This means that in-game items can only be traded for TestNet-Reertokens, which have no real value. When the game network passes to mainnet, players retain their skins and items, but their gun balances are swept. As a result, skin collectors have told Decrypt Those prices for articles are enriched as players want to move their test network and retain their articles.

The transition from the game to mainnet is expected to come over the “In the coming weeks. “

Logan Paul Cryptozoo -Rechtszaak continues: The lawsuit against YouTube Detective Coffeezilla by Influencer Logan Paul Goes forward, after one American judge denied the search request To reject Paul’s claims with prejudice.

This is after Coffeezilla (whose real name is Stephen Findisen) has made a series of videos and messages on social media that called Paul’s Cryptozoo NFT Game, which has never been launched, even though people invest a considerable amount of crypto in it.

The lawyers of Coffeezilla submitted in February to reject the case and claimed that the alleged defamatory statements were unable to defend Paul. But a magistrate -judge in Texas did not agree with that and pointed to the use of the word ‘scam’ by fice requirements such as complying with the defamatory definition, and emphasized his role as a crypto researcher as a different key factor.

Vibe coding competition: Minecraft-like Crypto Voxelvers and World Building Game Hytopia is ask makers To build web-based mini games with its development kit and help from AI. Hytopia offers $ 5,000 in total prices for the best three atmosphere coders in a new AI “vibe coding” competition. Judges last a week to evaluate the created games after the 14-day competition has ended.

Vibe coding is a rising term for coding conversations with AI assistants, so that users of all skill levels can simply “atmospher” about thoughts and ideas and no stress about lines of complicated code, which means that the AI ​​forgives the details.

ICYMI

• The makers of Crypto First-Person Shooter Grenade Work together with the Chinese government to First licensed Web3 -Game Built on the official RWA trusted copyright chain of the nation.
• …But Block Reports that the neon machine of the Shrapnel Maker no longer has cash and that the China game was made to maintain the studio.
• Crypto -Game infected from the basis to Solana about “Question” issues, on which Basebouwers have pushed themselves back.
• Solana Idle Role-Playing Game Defi Dungeons Launched on Wednesday.

GG Spotlight

Here are a few of our original stories from the past week that we think they are worth a weekend, read: read:

Published by Andrew Hayward