Mirai Labs

If the web3 gaming industry maintains its current trajectory, it risks becoming a permanent sideshow, overshadowed by the mainstream success of mobile gaming titans.

With a chain and game agnostic model, Shards.Tech launched earlier this year and has boosted game studio revenues, retention rates and average spends in-game by more than 100%, integrating and partnering with famous web3 brands such as YGG and more

Crypto.com backed web3 monetisation SDK for game studios Shards.Tech has seen its first NFT collection sell out as collection aims to serve as a boost for the project’s upcoming airdrop campaign.

Players get the speculative thrill of bigger rewards and designers have more flexibility to balance the game economy when Web3 games award points instead of tokens, writes Corey Wilton, CEO of Mirai Labs.

I urge developers, industry leaders and the broader crypto community to delve deeper into the gaming possibilities that SocialFi presents

Mirai Labs, the game studio behind the popular blockchain game Pegaxy, has announced a significant move from Polygon to its own Avalanche subnet. This transition is expected to boost the development and performance of its various projects, including the Pegaxy game, the PGX token, the Petopia and Mirai apps, and Mirai Pay.

Mirai Labs, renowned for the horse racing game Pegaxy, has taken an extraordinary stride toward integrating SocialFi esports economics and the Avalanche blockchain. The action is anticipated to offer an exceptional gaming experience for recreational and dedicated guild members.

Exclusive: Crypto startup Mirai Labs has moved to its own Avalanche subnet, heading to what it sees as green pastures for its horse-racing NFT game.

Guild players and supporters can benefit from"Fragments" unlocking wider participation and monetization opportunities in blockchain gaming.

Ten years ago, blockchain was a novelty technology that appealed to few beyond Bitcoin's small community of “magic internet money” users.

Ten years ago, blockchain was a novelty technology that appealed to few beyond Bitcoin's small community of “magic internet money” users.

The latest in blockchain gaming has shades of game tech and development from the Web2 era. Is this a regression — or sign of a maturing industry?

There’s no reason to overthink building a new Web3 game: Just make sure you have solid infrastructure, and the rest will fall in line

Opinion: gaming NFTs don't need a use case. They're just collectibles.

Pegaxy rode the ups and downs of the P2E craze. Now it's attempting a comeback by developing mobile games that utilize - but don't require - NFTs.

In 2023, GameFi developers should focus on building out quality more than quantity.

A serial entrepreneur, Corey Wilton tells me his story. A kid from the Gold Coast in Australia, he failed to get into University. Today, he runs a metaverse company, Mirai Labs, out of Vietnam with 75 employees, and has some great tales from the hysteria of the last few years.

A good strategy is more important than ever, so here are a few tried-and-tested steps you can take to set yourself and your web3 game apart.

Economic fear and funding uncertainty has put startup-founder mental health in a tailspin. Many suffer in silence because they worry talking openly will shred their credibility.

The metaverse economy could be an $8-13 trillion total addressable market by 2030, connecting physical and digital assets through authenticated and personal ownership.

Instead of relying on unwieldy contracts to generate music for their products, NFTs are offering GameFi developers ways to come up with faster (and more equitable) agreements with artists.

Developers, investors and regulators can establish best practices and raise the quality of cryptocurrency development by working together.

GameFi creators promise a new and beautiful blockchain-powered gaming world with play-to-earn capabilities, true ownership, and transparency. But do gamers real...

As play-to-earn games look to introduce a KYC process to comply with regulatory guidelines, players are voicing privacy concerns.

The contrasting outlooks reflect a larger debate over how to harness blockchain technology in the future.

A new breed of blockchain-based online games blend entertainment with financial speculation.

"I always felt like this was gonna happen, but I didn't think that they would handle it the way that they did," said F1 Delta Time player James LaCroix.

Cryptocurrency tokens are won when horses, or Pega, race online within the game. The Pega who place in the top three in each race win tokens.

In a world of quantity-over-quality, builders need to prioritize long-term success over short-term gains