InfiniGods, a Web3 Gaming Studio, Releases Its First Game, InfiniMerge

Last updated on January 31st, 2023 at 03:39 pm

InfiniMerge, a blockchain-based, free-to-play merging game, has been officially launched by InfiniGods, a Web3 gaming studio composed of experts in the social and mobile sectors.

The game is focused on building and adventure, set in a world inspired by ancient Greece. InfiniMerge is the first game from InfiniGods, which was launched with $9 million in initial funding from Pantera Capital, Framework Ventures, and Animoca Brands.

Since its beta release, InfiniMerge has reportedly attracted more than 1,000 players, with an impressive day-one retention rate of over 40% and a day-seven retention rate of 10%.

Compared to other puzzle games, the InfiniGods team has seen substantially higher retention rates, with NFT holders playing the game more frequently than non-NFT holders.

Inspired by games like Candy Crush, Triple Town, and City Block, InfiniMerge provides a unique twist on casual puzzle games. New levels are based on legends and characters from various mythologies.

According to Damon Gura, co-founder and CEO of InfiniGods, InfiniMerge blends Web3 components like digital collectibles and play-to-own rewards with easy progression and straightforward rules, making it a popular merge game.

Gura stated:

“We believe that Web3 gaming will only reach its potential if games are fun and accessible, and that’s the objective we’ve sought to achieve with InfiniMerge.”

Initial data also shows that Elder Gods NFT holders have a higher return rate compared to non-NFT holders among gamers who participated in InfiniGods’ most recent Elder Gods NFT drop. In addition, players can create their own in-game power-ups (followers), and either use them for their games or exchange them with other gamers.

Another advantage of Web3 gaming that InfiniMerge offers is the rapid feedback loop. Thanks to a dedicated Discord support channel, the developers of InfiniGods have been able to quickly address faults and make changes in response to user feedback.

“Detailed feedback from InfiniMerge players has allowed us to rapidly enhance gameplay,” said co-founder, Owen O’Donoghue, “and we look forward to leveraging this feature to continue upgrading the user experience.”