Best known for its self-serve game community servers, notably for Minecraft, tech outfit Enjin has more recently heavily invested in a new blockchain-based infrastructure via its Enjin Coin (ENJ). Raising

There’s no lack of companies angling to become “Blockchain’s Steam”. Brian Fargo’s Robot Cache is perhaps the most high profile to-date, but the likes of Gameloot, KorroBox, TokenPlay etc. are also in

When it comes to retrospectively fitting blockchain to an existing product, there are few more dynamic transitions than that being implemented by WAX. Created by the team behind secondary game item marketplace

San Francisco-based Endless Nameless has released a developer sandbox for CryptoKitties called Cheshire. Like many studios, Endless Nameless has released a dApp to capitalize on CryptoKitties’ success

Loom Network is reaching out for funding for Zombie Battleground, its first blockchain game, and one it hopes will demonstrate to other developers the power of its Ethereum sidechain architecture. The

Argentine developer Experimental (aka E11) has taken a big step towards its debut game CryptoWars' release by launching what it’s calling the “Experimental Skin Marketplace”. As with most marketplaces

In the wake of Valve’s announcement it’s killing OPSkins’ access to Steam on 21 June, the in-game item marketplace has hit back, pointing to its aggressive leveraging of blockchain in the form of emerging