Gaming
How to build an onchain game in Unity
This tutorial will teach you how to build an onchain Rock, Paper, Scissors game in Unity using ChainSafe Gaming's web3.unity SDK.
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Gaming
Devcon 2024: New city, new LootBox treasure hunt!
Our VRF LootBoxes combine digital and physical rewards, bridging the online world with Bangkok’s hotspots.
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Release notes: Web3.unity 3.0
Web3.unity SDK version 3.0 includes a suite of powerful updates to expand what your game is capable of, reduce friction for players, and (of course) improve quality-of-life for builders.
blockchain-gaming
Building web3 gaming guilds: Parallel’s Bonds system
Parallel's Bonds system revolutionizes Web3 gaming by offering players seamless, trustless access to Parallel’s cards, breaking down barriers and fostering a fair, inclusive gaming experience for all.
Gaming
Streamlined Onboarding With Ramp & ChainSafe Gaming
As a part of the latest SDK update, the ChainSafe Gaming team recently integrated Ramp into web3.unity. With Ramp's help, we're making in-game transactions easier than ever by providing a link between traditional money (fiat) and cryptocurrency. What is Ramp? Ramp provides a powerful fiat-crypto toolkit to enable smooth
Gaming
Loot GDC: Exploring the Potential of Onchain LootBoxes
A thorough retrospective on Loot GDC, our lootbox-inspired scavenger hunt quest across digital and physical space.
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The Grand Exchange: ChainSafe’s Marketplace Toolkit
After months of dedicated engineering work, the quality of tooling used by the Echelon Prime Foundation and Parallel is now available for all game builders in our web3.unity SDK.
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Building Onchain LootBoxes With Chainlink
ChainSafe secured a grant from Chainlink, leveraging their Verifiable Random Function (VRF) tool to introduce a new level of integrity and trust to onchain LootBoxes.
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Your Crash Course on In-game Marketplaces: With Echelon and Parallel
ChainSafe Gaming, Echelon Prime, and Parallel Studios launched Sanctuary for Parallel in Dec 2023, an integrated marketplace for the web3 trading card game. We sought an open discussion with Echelon and Parallel Studios about the significance of what we're building.
Gaming
Sanctuary: Building Echelon’s Next-gen NFT Marketplace
ChainSafe Gaming was contracted by Echelon to develop, among other related systems, Sanctuary: the NFT marketplace that will feature tradable NFT assets from Parallel.
blockchain-gaming
Case Study: Cryptopolis by CFX Gaming
"ChainSafe's SDK gave us the tools to overcome our biggest challenges. The support and continuous updates made the integration seamless." - Leroy ter Braak, Co-founder, CFX Gaming.
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Introducing Decentralized Loot Boxes
1. What are loot boxes? 2. What’s in the box? 3. How to open a loot box 4. Loot boxes: centralization vs decentralization 5. How do Decentralized Loot Boxes work? 6. How to use Decentralized Loot boxes 7. What can you do with loot boxes? 8. Best practices 9.
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Case Study: Arsenal by Fabwelt
“Thanks to the Unity SDK plugin from ChainSafe, the blockchain features of our game were easily implemented. The SDK gave us everything we needed to achieve our goals.” - Loet de Hooge, co-founder, Fabwelt
Gaming
A Multi-World Meta-Game: Hypothetical Case Study of Arcane Empires
Co-written by Martin Maurer Designing a meta-game that spans multiple autonomous worlds may seem daunting to a traditional game designer, but it's not impossible. In fact, it's an exciting opportunity to explore new possibilities and create a truly unique gaming experience. 🌏 An autonomous world is a persistent digital world that
game-development
ChainSafe Gaming Collaborating With Web3Auth, Gelato for web3.unity v2.5
Version 2.5 of ChainSafe Gaming's web3.unity SDK is live! This is a big one - our latest web3.unity update gives game developers the power to alleviate one of web3 gaming's most daunting challenges: player onboarding. By working with Web3Auth and Gelato, we've given game devs the tools
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From Modders to Makers: How Web3 Can Empower the Gaming Community
All for the love of the game, modders come together to build to their heart's desires. Co-authored by Martin Maurer Modding video games have been a source of entertainment since the early 1980s with the advent of Castle Smurfenstein - a modded version of Castle Wolfenstein that replaces the enemy