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@NVIDIAGeForce We like gadgets.

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A blank canvas that is uniquely yours. No other player has this view. Period. Decorate your apartment with an advanced building system with nearly no limitation. Coming Home releases soon. Building system, questing, PVP Arena and more.

Beware the Blueberry Butt and its ankle-biting swarm! They target you when you're alone. Do you dare face the swarm? link.infinityrising.com/steam

An unreleased vehicle, with a design reminiscent of classic Porsche or Mustang, is a gorgeous piece of automotive art. Let us know if you're interested in owning one!

Next-gen visuals lack modern collision. Wish for easier Unreal changes! Seen this happen?

BREAKING: Top Web3 gaming content creators have no question that Infinity Rising is in fact ALIVE, and in no way DED so they left us off of this list. Coming Home build releasing soon. WISHLIST ON STEAM.

Coffee & QA. As the Coming Home build gets closer to release, our QA team is grinding to get it to a state of approval! Are you ready?

Our building system is different. Why? Because we aren't limiting creativity. Build what you want, not what the game tells you build. This espresso machine toilet is a perfect example. Coming Home | Release 0.4.0 Coming Soon

@iceyyy_gaming C for “Tetris”?!? No way. That movie is incredible.

Ranking startup movies and tv shows If you're a business nerd like me, you probably love some of these Do you agree with this list? What am I missing?

@Yap452 The new meta?

if you are web3 game struggling to get attention pivot to shutting down

93% of web3 games are dead. The remaining 7%? They’re about to make web3 gaming inevitable.

Infinity Rising’s equity raise is firing up on Republic. Real ownership in the studio!

Solace Hub City: This has been one of the largest buildouts in our history. Here is a progress video showing it's beauty! - 2.72 KM across - 5.81 Square Kilometers of playable area - buildings up to 570 meters in height - 56k Unique apartment locations, with space for more - 8 Neighborhoods

@raidenkrn @NotABot That’s the one 👆🏻

@NotABot @InfinityRisingX this one?

crypto games never get as much organic coverage as when they shut down and i get it, it's an easy way to farm engagement - game shutting down: 40k views - game progress, game event: 1k views people seem to only care about the death of crypto gaming those days

@SamSteffanina Totally agree. To those points, we have been slowly grinding away at building the game our community wants. As of this month, we have started to onboard traditional "web2" gamers that are not crypto native and have seen amazingly positive feedback thus far! We are excited for the future and will keep going no matter what.

Gaming went from 62.5% of all web3 venture investment in 2022 to single digits by 2025. But Web3 gaming didn’t fail because crypto crashed. It didn't help, but that’s the lazy explanation. Multiple capital structures broke at the same time: 1. VC-funded studios. 2. Retail NFT mints plummeted 3. P2E guilds got crushed 4. Metaverse everything was valueless 5. Telegram tap-to-earn funnels. All of them relied on the same assumption: Rapid growth (demand) would arrive before durable gameplay demand. It didn’t. The numbers are brutal: of $12B-$15B that flowed into blockchain gaming between 2020 and early 2026, the report estimates ~$11B of that is gone. 93% of GameFi projects are classified as effectively dead. The average GameFi token is down ~95% from all-time highs. Quarterly VC funding to web3 game studios fell from $1.6B in Q1 2022 to ~$18M in Q2 2025. 300+ gaming dApps went inactive in Q2 2025 alone. And the case studies tell the same story: @Pixelmon raised $70M from an NFT mint before shipping a public game (they were later bought out by good leadership and have made some interesting things). @hamster_kombat reportedly went climbed to 300M users (a massive amount of bots, surely, but still insane) to 12M in six months. @AxieInfinity went from 2.8M daily active users at peak to around 100K. Off the Grid is probably the most interesting test case. It had $100M+ raised, Call of Duty talent, Neill Blomkamp involved, major streamers, and 14M self-reported lifetime users... But the report says it still struggled to break ~15K concurrent players on Steam, and now they are being accused of not paying contractors, Node investors have gotten washed (me included) and the token hasn't been a success either. That matters because OTG is not a random Discord server with a JPEG project. It is one of the closest things web3 gaming has had to a serious mainstream swing. So the issue is not one bad game... it's an entire funding model that encouraged projects to (aggressively) monetize ownership before they earned attention. That said, I don’t think the takeaway is “blockchain can never work in games.” The better takeaway: Token-first web3 gaming looks cooked. Blockchain-as-invisible-infrastructure still has a shot, but it is much smaller and way less sexy than the 2021 pitch deck promised. Quality web3 titles are reportedly seeing 35%-45% monthly retention, close to web2 benchmarks of 40%-50%. @PlayCambria has processed $150M+ in PvP wagers with 4,500 concurrent players. @pixels_online has shown steadier engagement with a lower-overhead model. Web2.5 studios are moving toward stablecoins, invisible wallets, and blockchain as backend infrastructure instead of making the token the main character. That is probably the healthier path. Players do not want to be “onboarded into an ecosystem.” They want a good game. If ownership, trading, or payments make the game better, great. If those things are the game... you should probably just trade perps or prediction markets instead. The first era of web3 gaming tried to financialize fun before proving the fun existed. The next era, if it exists, has to reverse the order: Build games people want to play. Use blockchain only where it improves the experience. Stop treating token liquidity like product-market fit. Let me leave you with one more important piece of context. - Only ~20% of all published video games ever make any profit. - 70% of indie games never break even. - The top 10% of games generate around 90% of total industry revenue. Games are hard with or without blockchain.

@Oxmedz @staratlas @playoffthegrid @WilderWorld Four fine teams. Thanks for the mention!

The Leading web3 games in my opinion are: 1. @staratlas = Native Solana 2. @playoffthegrid = Native Avalanche 3. @WilderWorld = Native Ethereum 4. @InfinityRisingX = Native Cardano One common factor, they all building with Unreal engine. Let me know If want a deep dive on each.