BoomLand and Polygon Studios announced a partnership back in June of last year. They are working together to bring 33 million users to the web3 gaming world. BoomLand was one of the first web3 publishing gaming platforms and play-to-earn ecosystems being built on Polygon’s Supernet technology.
BoomLand was founded as a web3 gaming platform, focused on publishing games in partnership with its initial content provider, BoomBit. BoomBit is considered one of the fastest-growing mobile gaming studios in the world, with 33 million monthly active users, 200+ games published, and over 1 billion downloads to date.
Hannibal Soares is CEO of BoomLand.
BoomLand and Polygon Studios announced a partnership back in June of last year. They are working together to bring 33 million users to the web3 gaming world. BoomLand was one of the first web3 publishing gaming platforms and play-to-earn ecosystems being built on Polygon’s Supernet technology.
BoomLand was founded as a web3 gaming platform, focused on publishing games in partnership with its initial content provider, BoomBit. BoomBit is considered one of the fastest-growing mobile gaming studios in the world, with 33 million monthly active users, 200+ games published, and over 1 billion downloads to date.
Hannibal Soares, CEO of BoomLand, commented:
“BoomLand is designed to evolve gaming experiences into a Web3 format that fosters a player-first economy. By building on our own dedicated chain, we’re able to abstract the complexities of blockchain while still providing the core benefits such as verifiable digital ownership, secondary markets, and Play And Earn rewards.”
Frédéric Arnault is currently CEO of the web3 game which is backed by the likes of Aglae ventures, Microsoft, Polygon Studios, Chainlink, and more.
During alpha, players can earn a special token called $YDFA. Players can claim their tokens once per week and use them to purchase mystery boxes. These boxes can be traded or opened for special prizes.
9Tales is described as a play-and-earn, collectible card game. With each turn, players alternate playing cards on the board. Then, the game moves into the battle phase. The battle board for 9Tales consists of both an attack and a defense section. Attackers match up against opposing defenders. Players move cards from their play zone to the attack zone, with a maximum of four attackers per turn. 
Mighty Bear Games is building next-generation mobile-first games. Along with the raise they also just announced a new web3 game called Mighty Action Heroes. The game will be powered by polygon and will receive support from Polygon Studios in form of funding, marketing, technical advice, strategy, and ecosystem basis.
Mighty Action Heroes is described as a multiplayer third-person battle royale that “puts an emphasis on fun, skill, and chaos”. The CEO, Simon Davis, just revealed they will be giving out free “MightyNet Genesis Pass” NFTs. The NFTs will be available to 25,000 people who have crypto wallets and are on Mighty Bear’s “allowlist.” That list has apparently been curated to include long-term holders of NFTs from at least two pioneer collections in the NFT gaming space.
Back in December 2021, Rainmaker Games raised $6.5 million. Its investors included CoinFund, Polygon Studios, and Animoca Brands among others. At the time, the company was working on “play-to-earn” blockchain games. Rainmakers’ goal is to empower gamers to play and invest smarter. The company has partnered with more than 60 games so far. This week the platform announced that five new titles have been added to their suite of web3 games.
These include:
Dark Throne: This is described as a play-to-earn RPG from Epic League.
TryHards: This is described as a competitive, immersive play-to-earn game built on the Polygon chain.
Archeworld: This is described as an open-world PC MMORPG.
Eldarune: This is described as a play-to-earn medieval, fantasy, action arena RPG.
Swords of Blood: This is described as a “hack n slash” RPG coming to the Solana ecosystem.

Galactic War is described as a “play-to-earn first person shooter NFT game” with “high quality graphic design” and multiple choices of gameplay. The game is being built on Unreal Engine 5 and consists of simulated activities using virtual reality (VR).
Polygon is a decentralized Ethereum scaling platform that enables developers to build scalable user-friendly dApps with low transaction fees without ever sacrificing on security.

After debuting NFT support on Instagram, Meta has now just launched digital collectibles support on Facebook with select creators. The company has started a slow rollout that allows a select group of creators in the United States to post their digital collectibles on Facebook. With this feature, creators will be able to show off NFTs on their profiles under a new tab. The web3 art will have a “digital collectibles” label just like on Instagram.
Navdeep Singh, a product manager at Meta, shared screenshots of the digital collectibles support. According to the screenshots, users can post NFTs on their timelines, and clicking on them will show details about that digital collectible, such as attributes of the collection and its creators, etc.
On Instagram, NFTs minted on Ethereum and Polygon were supported at launch, with Solana and Flow support apparently in the works. Meta did not say if the same blockchains will be supported on Facebook, but that’s likely the case.

Notably, Calaxy previously raised a $7.5 million funding round in June of 2021. With participation from NFL star Ezekiel Elliott and Matt James from well-known TV show “The Bachelor.”
The platform describes itself as a web3 “open social marketplace for creators, made by creators”. It will allow fans to connect with high-profile creators by purchasing NFTs and tokens in the form of video messages, online classes, video calls and fan club subscriptions.
Calaxy are planning to use the new funds to expand on their NFT and tokenization mechanics. With rumours of possible gamification elements coming later down the line.
