The blockchain gaming ecosystem has recently maintained its popularity, with many well-known projects launching incentive programs and new content.

Ronin Network announced on January 9th the launch of a $500,000 creator bounty program for the Moku community. The event starts on January 12th and runs until April 6th, with participants receiving weekly rewards and prize distributions, and no follower threshold restrictions, which is quite friendly to small creators.

The Solana ecosystem is also not to be outdone. PlaySolana announced a partnership with a well-known DEX platform to launch gamified, DeFi, and mobile adventure tracks for a hackathon, with a total prize pool of $10,000 USDC, including a top prize of 6,000 USDC plus team mentorship. This encourages developers to leverage existing infrastructure to create integrated gaming experiences.

In the Web3 card game sector, Parallel TCG resumed servers on January 9th and officially launched the public test of Season 23 "BLOODTRAILS." Similarly, the card game Gods Unchained announced that Season 10 Battle Pass "Shards of Aether" will go live on January 13th.

The metaverse project Wilder World chose to launch the Trinity Avatar customizer on the Epic Games platform in an ultra-early experience format, reflecting a trend of Web3 projects collaborating with traditional gaming platforms.

Nine Chronicles' THOR Arena Season 2 has also started. From January 8th to 22nd, the prize pool reached 600,000 $NCG, featuring dual tracks of Arena and Infinite Tower, with 3x speed and material bonuses.

Of course, there is some unfortunate news as well. BoomLand Games announced it will cease operations, and its game "Hunters OnChain" will continue to run for 12 months before finally shutting down servers. This reminds us that the Web3 gaming ecosystem still requires rationality, as not all projects can survive long-term.