Blockchain P2E game, Splinterlands, has hit another significant milestone after reaching 2 billion games played. Also, the game’s creators have revealed that it sold millions of cards during the $1 million unboxing event held on March 17th. NicoThePico and Splinterlands’ Bulldog led the unboxing of the packs. The amount came from the sale of Chaos Legion Packs in an event that Side Door Ventures and Balthazar led. Also, the event created 3,000 Balthazar scholarship awards. Furthermore, 1 BCX gold foil cards were put up for grabs via a live lottery.
The 2 billion games mark is a significant milestone. It points to not only the immense growth by Splinterlands but is also a strong indicator of its dominance of this segment. Therefore, players should expect more earning opportunities from the Splinterlands metaverse in the future.
“Achieving 2 billion games played is a remarkable milestone for Splinterlands and the industry as a whole. We’re thrilled to be a part of their success,” stated Aly, the Blockchain Founders Fund Managing Partner.
Following the unboxing event, Splinterlands CEO, Jesse Reich, revealed that the company had opened an NFT management program. Consequently, NFT holders on the Splinterlands metaverse will be able to earn returns from their assets. That is a unique product that is likely to attract more users to the platform.
Founded in 2018, Splinterlands is one of the foremost developers in the fast-rising P2E blockchain segment. The game is built in the metaverse and it uses in-game cards as its collectibles. The cards are NFTs with limited supply, which makes them highly valued. Furthermore, players need the cards to use them in the in-game battles. The game has amassed about two million registered users and about 500,000 active daily users. Furthermore, its players have played more than 2 billion games to date.
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