Delphi Digital: 7 Asian Crypto Gaming Ecosystems to Watch
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Delphi Digital: 7 Asian Crypto Gaming Ecosystems to Watch
This article will introduce 7 ecosystems worth watching.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insightsWritten by: Delphi Digital
Compiled by: TechFlow
We (Delphi Digital) recently attended two major crypto-related conferences in Asia—Korea Blockchain Week and Token 2049—and took the opportunity to highlight some of the region's most promising blockchain gaming projects. Below are seven ecosystems to watch:
1. Ronin Network
Based on wallet activity, Ronin is one of the most active Web3 gaming ecosystems. The ecosystem is rapidly evolving into one of the few gaming ecosystems approaching the active user base needed for independent games to achieve their first 1,000 true fans.
2. Astar Network
Astar is a "market-ready chain" that bridges Japan and international markets. It is also one of Polkadot’s largest parachains and has notable enterprise clients such as SoftBank, Dentsu, Microsoft Japan, and Amazon Japan.
3. Oasys
Oasys is a scalable, gas-free gaming infrastructure partner collaborating with industry giants. The ecosystem has established numerous high-profile game-related partnerships, including SEGA, Bandai Namco Research, Ubisoft, Square Enix, and Netmarble.
4. Iskra
Iskra distributes value and attention across platform stakeholders through the following incentive mechanisms:
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Platform rewards (dividends);
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Task rewards (token vouchers);
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Service benefits (eligibility);
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Event benefits (accessibility).
5. XPLA
XPLA adopts a Web2.5 approach, focusing on gradually transitioning Web2 businesses/games into Web3 by linking off-chain content at its application layer with various Web3 functionalities.
6. MARBLEX
MARBLEX continues to demonstrate its commitment to Web3 initiatives (with two new games integrating gMBXL launching soon). It features a seasonal staking program designed to foster synergistic behavior among developers, investors, and player users.
7. Intella X
The company is experimenting with an interesting "Proof of Contribution" service protocol that measures a combination of on-chain and off-chain data. Developers and users then receive token rewards based on these metrics.
The number of well-funded blockchain games opening their doors to the public and offering playable versions is steadily increasing. 2024 could be the year when broader player sentiment shifts and attention turns back toward gaming.
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