Ronan Mullaney

AI is changing many industries and gaming is no exception. Planet Mojo’s latest, Mojo AI, is redefining what’s possible in gaming by combining AI, blockchain and interactive gameplay. At the forefront of this is Emma, the first-ever Mojo AI agent. Emma isn’t just an AI assistant; she’s an intelligent companion who enhances gaming experiences. From making real-time decisions to autonomously managing digital assets, Emma is a game changer in gaming and AI. In this post,

Blockchain gaming integrates blockchain technology into video games, allowing players to own, trade, and monetize in-game assets using NFTs and cryptocurrencies. Unlike traditional games, where assets are restricted to the game, blockchain games provide genuine ownership and the ability to transfer digital items. Market Overview and Growth The blockchain gaming market is seeing major growth. In 2022, it was $4.83 billion and is projected to be $301.53 billion by 2030, with a CAGR of 68.3%

Compete for USDT, MNCT Tokens, Exclusive Rewards, and Whitelist Spots for Future Projects. The release of Overworld Arena showcases important patterns in web3 gaming, showcasing the potential of blockchain technology to elevate accessibility and involvement. Featuring a generous prize pool, captivating gameplay mechanics, and thoughtful implementation of blockchain infrastructure, Overworld Arena is positioned as a major contender in the world of decentralized gaming. Xterio has just launched the latest expansion to its Overworld venture and

Heroes of Mavia, a popular mobile real-time strategy game, has introduced the Ruby Marketplace. This new feature allows players to trade and mint NFT skins directly within the game using $RUBY tokens. With plans to expand to a web-based platform in the future, the Ruby Marketplace is currently accessible only through the game on mobile devices.  In order to access the Ruby Marketplace, players must first upgrade their HQ building to level 4. This serves as an incentive