Tilted is pleased to announce that it has partnered with Arena Games to enhance its multi chain gaming infrastructure, that allows game creators and players to mint NFTs, manage digital assets, and leverage blockchain technology to enhance gameplay for games and ownership experiences for players.
To start, Tilted is focused on supporting EMV compatible chains, whereby in the future it will expand to add support for non EVM chains. Arena Games and Tilted are partnering to bring cross game ownership experiences to players widening the exposure and utilization of game assets interoperability through Layer Zero.
Tilted’s team comes from a traditional gaming background from Activision Blizzard and Riot Games with a founder on the Forbes 30 under 30 list. Its founder is former leadership at Oracle Corp, founder of two AI companies before that, and launched a top 20 DeFi token in 2018. Similarly, Arena Games was formed by a team who has been in the crypto space since 2017, also with its founder Forbes 30 under 30, teammates from Riot Games, StepN, and Deloitte. Tilted partners not only with exceptional companies, but also with exceptional teams.
Tilted identifies the best gaming projects to bring into the Tilted ecosystem. These are the reasons that Tilted has selected Arena Games: they have 22 Game Studios Connected with 30 games on the waiting list and 100K+ verified users at 20,000 monthly active users, MAU. Arena Games brings a lot to Tilted’s gaming ecosystem with onboarding of new users including Arena Games’ 30 % MoM Community Growth, 1 mil + transactions last 30 days, it is the number one DAPP on the Linea blockchain with over 800k NFTs minted .
The partners and backers of Arena Games will also have exposure to Tilted’s ecosystem including, 500 Global VC, VEMP Studio, VNTR Capital, Polygon Labs, Layer Zero, Skale blockchain, Manta Blockchain, Microsoft For startups, Linea Blockchain, Binance Pay, Kaizen.Finance, and OKX WEB3.
To learn more about Arena Games, check out the article about them in Coin Telegraph now.
