According to ChainCatcher news reported by Decrypt, the popular Japanese anime "Attack on Titan" will enter the crypto gaming world through a collaboration with the Ethereum metaverse game The Sandbox. This partnership will create an interactive "Attack on Titan Land" in The Sandbox's virtual world. The Sandbox, along with Minto and Copro Corporation, has obtained authorization from the IP owner Kodansha to produce NFTs and develop the themed area. The collaboration aims to present the apocalyptic world of the series in an interactive format.Sebastien Borget, co-founder and COO of The Sandbox, stated that "Attack on Titan" is not only a Japanese dark fantasy series but also a global phenomenon. The collaboration includes land sales, allowing users to purchase virtual real estate in the "Attack on Titan" area through NFTs. The themed environment and experience are expected to launch later this year.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, Pixels founder Luke Barwikowski revealed that the studio is developing other games in the "Pixels" universe and collaborating with external developers to expand the series. Barwikowski stated that his 19-person full-time team is responsible for setting the high-level direction for these games, which are then handed over to external studios for development. The team will incorporate blockchain and user acquisition elements before the games go live.He also hinted that there may be games based on Telegram in the future. Barwikowski said, "We are considering possibly launching another project on Telegram, which might just be some alpha test versions------but it's more like a side experiment. Telegram is an interesting ecosystem, and we might dip our toes in there."

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the cross-chain development platform Moonbeam Network has partnered with blockchain game developer Animo Industries. Moonbeam will provide financial assistance through a funding program, and Animo will leverage Moonbeam's technology to make it easier for gamers to acquire and hold in-game assets.In addition, Animo plans to bring the game "Stars Arena" to the Epic Games Store and Steam, while also developing blockchain-supported versions for Playstation and Nintendo Switch.