ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the TON ecosystem click game Notcoin has announced the launch of the Telegram Gaming Accelerator, aimed at empowering Telegram mini-apps through blockchain technology to attract millions of users. Notcoin is collaborating with the AI analytics company Helika to expand and launch a game developer accelerator.It is reported that the project is based on the successful experience of Helika Accelerate and supported by $50 million in funding, which will help game studios, mobile applications, and independent developers create outstanding gaming experiences on the Telegram platform and TON blockchain. The first batch of applications will open next week.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, the artificial intelligence analysis company Helika has launched a $50 million blockchain game accelerator aimed at promoting the development of blockchain game studios through AI-driven guidance and funding from companies such as Pantera, Spartan Capital, and Sfermion.According to data from the crypto data platform RootData, Helika completed an $8 million Series A funding round on February 16, with participation from Pantera Capital, Sparkle Ventures, and others; and completed a $4 million seed funding round in March 2023, with participation from Diagram Ventures and others.

ChainCatcher news, game developer PlayWay has partnered with Polygon and the Web3 game one-stop shop ecosystem GameSwift to launch the game accelerator OuterLife. OuterLife seamlessly integrates blockchain technology and NFTs into PlayWay's simulator games. OuterLife will integrate with zkEVM through Polygon to provide a scalable, efficient, and secure integrated simulation gaming platform. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the crypto startup Spielworks announced the launch of the Web3 game accelerator "Wombat X," with partners including the EVM-compatible Layer 1 network Cronos, and the Web3 infrastructure service provider Newcoin. Other participants include the EOS Network Foundation, Avicenne, Lifty, and Beamable. Web3 game projects selected for the Wombat X accelerator will receive support in funding, education, and community engagement with gamers. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, South Korean online game publisher Neowiz aims to launch a $10 million Polygon game accelerator through the Web3 game platform Intella X to fund Web3 games on Polygon. Potential grant recipients may have to wait a few weeks to a month for a response, and those selected to continue receiving grants will have to undergo interviews and due diligence. The company stated that the accelerator does not have a typical grant amount, and the grant amounts will vary by project.Previous report, Polygon announced a partnership with South Korean online game publisher Neowiz Corporation to jointly launch the Web3 game platform Intella X.