Earn Alliance has announced a partnership with Sky Mavis, entailing an integration of Ronin-based games within its web3 gaming discovery platform.
Described as an “engagement as a service” platform” – Earn Alliance claims to have 500,000 verified gamers. With this latest integration, its users will be introduced to games on Ronin including Pixels, Lumiterra, Ragnarok Monster World, The Machines Arena, Kaidro, Axie Classic, and Puffverse – starting with a dedicated Ronin Week on Monday 24th June.
For each of the 7 days during Ronin Week, a new game will be highlighted. The event consists of daily missions through which participants can earn exclusive badges and rewards. In addition to social engagement challenges, players can also earn rewards through in-game missions. While the games themselves are where users can complete most of the missions, Earn Alliance will elaborate on some of the challenges in its live show The Wall, which will also feature guests from the Ronin team.
“Our partnership with Sky Mavis marks a significant milestone in our mission to bridge traditional gaming with blockchain technology,” said Earn Alliance CEO Joseph Cooper.
Meanwhile, Ronin is currently the fastest growing ecosystem in terms of daily active users, breaking 1.4 million DAUWs in May. Continuing to expand with third-party games, the network recently welcomed its first survival MMORPG Lumiterra.
Sky Mavis CEO and co-founder Trung Nguyen commented, “Partnering with Earn Alliance for Ronin Week allows us to showcase the diverse gameplay experiences on Ronin. In the last month we announced Puffverse and Lumiterra, making this the perfect time to bring both Ronin and Earn Alliance’s communities together to try out these exciting new games.”
“My experience and learnings from Axie Infinity, which Ronin was originally built to scale, is what inspired me to start Earn Alliance, so this collaboration has been a major dream in the making,” added Cooper.
The partnership is announced at the heels of Earn Alliance’s recent staffing revamp. Notably, it’s hired entertainment-industry veteran Kimberly Knoller as new Chief Marketing Officer, while gaming veteran Graeme Griffin is the team’s new Head of Gaming, and software engineer and gaming veteran Amit Goel onboards as Director of Product (Ad Tech).
Stay up-to-date with Ronin Week via the Earn Alliance platform, and download the app via Google Play or Apple Store.
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