Drift Zone, the Web3 gaming studio building the next evolution of Gacha games, has secured a $190,000 grant to integrate its rapidly-growing gaming ecosystem with the Sei network. With over 500,000 players already active in its Telegram mini-game Drift Zone: Arena, the studio is demonstrating how familiar gaming experiences can unlock mainstream Web3 adoption.
The studio’s approach centers on enhancing popular Gacha mechanics – which drove over $4.4B in revenue across Asia last year – with real rewards powered by blockchain technology. By building on Sei, both Drift Zone: Arena and the upcoming collectible auto-battler Drift Zone: Origins will leverage the network’s 380-millisecond block finality and process up to 12,500 transactions per second to deliver Web2-like gaming experiences with Web3 benefits.
About Drift Zone
Drift Zone is a Web3 gaming studio that builds games that players love to bridge the gap between Web2 and Web3. The studio’s ecosystem includes Drift Zone: Origins, a collectible card-based auto-battler, and Drift Zone: Arena, a Telegram mini-game with over 500,000 players.
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About SEI
Sei is a Layer 1 that combines the advantages of Ethereum and Solana: the dominant development standard of Ethereum with the performance of Solana. The V2 update for Sei makes it the first parallelized EVM. Serving as a new scaling approach for the Ethereum ecosystem while achieving even faster speeds than Solana. Sei launched its mainnet in 2022 and has a growing ecosystem with key teams from Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, and others deploying. The team is backed by Multicoin, Jump, Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) Ventures, and many more.
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ContactCOOSam PattonDrift Zonesam@driftzone.io
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