The crypto and NFT gaming industry is becoming increasingly busy, with the recent launch of prominent games, token airdrops, and various other events. To help you stay up-to-date, Decrypt’s GG offers a weekly roundup of the latest news and developments in crypto gaming. Immutable, an Ethereum gaming platform, received a Wells notice from the U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), warning of a potential enforcement action. The notice is allegedly related to IMX token sales from 2021. Since the news, Immutable’s token has dropped by 30% over the past 30 days. Telegram’s crypto game, Tomarket, generated the TOMA token on The Open Network (TON) as planned.
However, the token has not been listed anywhere yet, and the airdrop has sparked confusion among players. Tomarket is now starting another rewards farming period before a potential listing. Hamster Kombat, a Telegram game, was supposed to launch its second season by the end of October. However, it didn’t happen, and the game’s HMSTR token has fallen to new lows, down 77% from its all-time high price set when the token launched on September 26.
Ethereum NFT-based project Pudgy Penguins announced the release of a mobile game called Pudgy Party, developed in collaboration with Mythical Games, the developers of NFL Rivals. Pudgy Party will be a knockout royale game, with a focus on teamwork and shared rewards. It is set to launch globally on iOS and Android platforms in 2025.
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