Off The Grid’s ‘biggest update yet,’ Rumble Kong League review: Web3 Gamer

Off The Grid introduces a huge update for Teardrop Island

The avalanche -based blockchain shooter off the grid has abandoned its most important update to date for one of its five major cards, adding a new playable location, Cyberlimb, a secondary event and a lot of gameplay improvements.

“Teardrop has just deployed its greatest update to date!” Off The Grid said in a post of February 28 x.

The game introduced Midtown Harbor to the card of Teardrop Island, a new area playable south of the area on the theme of the Little kyiv urban district and west other playable locations, the marshes and Saltie, according to the official Reddit chain.

In addition to that, players can now use a cyberlimb as a new weapon and assume the “DJ combat” lateral mission, where they capture DJ stands, control music and accumulate experience points (XP).

Some cool gameplay improvements, such as jetpack upgrades and rotation AIM assistance, have also been implemented in the game.

Web3 gaming commentators have already weighed on the update. The Streamer Popular Web3 Gaming Yellow Panther said it was “Damn Fire”. Kyle Willson, member of Avx Dao, said: “It’s Dope.”

Improvements come only a few months after the start of the game at the start of the game on Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 in October.

According to the latest data from the Dappradar analysis platform, out of the grid, the launch of 2025 with a “stable user base” of 4.9 million monthly portfolios. The game developer, Gunzilla Games, plans to launch the Crypto $ Gun and Gunz Mainnet token in the first quarter of 2025.

From the start, many in the industry changed great things for the game. In October, Crypto Miles Deutscher analyst said: “Out of network could finally be the catalyst we need for a much more important game race.” Likewise, the pseudonym commentator of web3, Loki, the bird, asked if the grid would become “the infinity of the axis” of this cycle.

The futuristic fighting game Tokyo Beast launches on immutable

The immutable game development platform puts the futuristic combat game Tokyo Beast from the crypto as part of a push to draw on the massive but underused game market in Japan.

Is worth 27.4 billion dollars a year, it is the 3rd largest game market in the world – but “it has still not seized the opportunity that is web3,” said immutable in a statement on February 26.

In the coming months, Tokyo Beast will join the unchanging platform and will be integrated into the unchanging passport, which serves as a non-guardian portfolio, player profile and authentication solution for users.

The immutable co-founder, Robbie Ferguson, said that the big Tokyo Beast and “Strong Game Design” fans base could help bring the game of the dominant blocchain.

“We believe that Tournaments du Tokyo Beast Championship will hire millions of new players,” said Ferguson. The game has competitive PVP battles and world tournaments, where the 20 best players are fighting every week for the awards at stake and higher rankings.

Meanwhile, the producer of Tokyo Beast, Naoki Motohashi, said that the partnership with Immutable was to “push to extend the limits of the web game3”.

Tokyo Beast does not force anyone to use the web3 elements and will allow players to start playing without needing active in the game in advance.

“Tokyo Beast addresses this by allowing players to fight without having an NFT beast. Instead, animal owners bring together their NFT, and players can fight using copies,” said immutable.

In August 2024, ImuTable announced that it closed its NFT market, choosing to support other ecosystem markets instead of competing with them.

Hot socket: Rumble Kong League

The basketball match based on the Rumble Kong League blockchain can be shocking, but it offers a fairly decent gameplay and is a bit hilarious.

Launched in December 2024 and supported by the star of the NBA Steph Curry, the sports game operates on the Ronin network and is available on iOS and Android.

When you start your first game, the super sharp graphics give the impression that you are watching a game of the Lakers on TV – except that you control the characters inspired by the monkey instead.

Oh, and you can violently approach the monkeys of the other team, which is wild enough for what is otherwise a contactless sport.

What is soft in the gameplay is how fluid it feels. Unlike the FIFA football game (or football, if you have to), where you have to look at a player to pass, or the ball just flies in the open space, Rumble Kong League is more automated. Even if you are faced with the wrong way, you press Pass, and it just goes to a teammate – it’s smooth.

This helps the game continue to move.

The real basketball is five, but three team characters work better for a mobile game, keeping things less crowded on the small screen. Orders are not boring tiny or placed in a strange place on the screen, which is something of a lot of sports games blockchain on mobile.

The matches last 35 minutes, divided into two halves, which is shorter than the standard 48 minutes of the NBA. But let’s be honest, controlling three sprinting monkeys around a basketball court? A little over half an hour is enough for me.

The game has several different NFT collections that you can buy, giving users an additional gameplay, access to the tournament and other advantages.

In addition, there is a planned launch of a FAME token later this year. Players can earn offchain renowned points through the Gameplay of Sigma League, which can be exchanged for onchain tokens once launch.

Overall, if you are in the NBA and other basketball video games and you don’t mind attacking your basketball court, it is really worth checking and stacking renowned points before the drop in the token.

Other news

– The Open World Game based in Avalanche Space Haned, developed by Galaxy Labs, is the third game of blockchain to announce its move to Xbox and PlayStation, joining Moonray and Off The Grid.

– The long-awaited science fiction game Parallel TCG finally abandoned its release date on March 18, and it will be available on iOS and Android.

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Ciaran Lyons

Ciaran Lyons is an Australian journalist Crypto. He is also a standing actor and was presenter of radio and television on Triple J, SBS and the project.