Zynga Reveals Blockchain Title

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16 August 2023 17:33

Zynga revealed Sugartown as its first Web3 game. The game will be built upon Ethereum network, and players will need Ora tokens to play minigames to earn. Matt Wolf stated "We created Sugartown to appeal to a native Web3 market but with the ambition of scaling much wider over time while we build a passionate and engaged community of holders we hope will enjoy this experience as much as we loved bringing it to life."

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Zynga Reveals Blockchain Title

Business

16 August 2023 17:33

Tags: Zynga Blockchain

Zynga revealed Sugartown as its first Web3 game. The game will be built upon Ethereum network, and players will need Ora tokens to play minigames to earn. Matt Wolf stated "We created Sugartown to appeal to a native Web3 market but with the ambition of scaling much wider over time while we build a passionate and engaged community of holders we hope will enjoy this experience as much as we loved bringing it to life."

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