ChainCatcher news, OKX Ventures announced the completion of a strategic investment in Nytro Lab, the developer of the Castile project. Nytro Lab not only innovates the "Play and Trade" business model, attracting gold farming players with a quirky Cthulhu game style, but also allows for upgrades and flexible trading of equipment and items required in various terrains such as dungeons, shaping a long-term positive sustainability of digital asset earnings for players. Nytro achieved the top score in the same category during the North American TikTok user acquisition test. Castile has entered public testing at 20:00 Beijing time on September 10, featuring two highly social dungeon experiences, the Boss Alliance Assault and the Elite Bidding Tournament, which will be available for a limited time.The story background presented by Castile is based on a magical Cthulhu next-generation setting, featuring AAA-style RPG card + MMO + Roguelike (similar to Japan's top game Uma Musume) elements. With the performance of its heroes and realistic aesthetics, the game's NFT equipment and gacha experiences enhance the narrative of web3 games. In previous tests, a 90% player retention rate demonstrated the community's recognition of the game.

ChainCatcher message, August 22, the Web3 dark 3A game Seraph officially launched its one-month S0 new season at 12:00 UTC+9. This season is fully supported by the cloud gaming technology of the cloud gaming platform Aethir. The collaboration between Seraph and Aethir aims to enable more gamers around the world to be free from hardware and cost limitations, providing a smooth and lag-free gaming experience.It is reported that, through the strong partnership with Aethir this season, Seraph can simultaneously support both PC and Mac, bringing great convenience and flexibility to gamers.

ChainCatcher message, XAI announced on social platforms that it has partnered with Horizon and Sequence to launch an integrated L3 developer control platform Xai Builder for AAA game development.

ChainCatcher news, Axie Infinity co-founder Aleksander Leonard Larsen stated in an interview that the "AAA game" label has become a "marketing gimmick" for Web3 game projects. The team has not proven themselves through work, but instead focuses on metrics such as the floor price of NFTs or the number of developers they have.In addition, regarding discussions about whether the team is large enough or experienced enough to actually create the games they promised, Larsen said: "Too many cooks spoil the broth, especially when they are borrowed from other studios. Industry insiders know how difficult long-term collaboration can be."