Anarchy Games Brings Its New-age Web3 Game on Mobile with Play and Earn Model

Blockchain technology and Web3 are set to revolutionize several industries. Gaming is one of those industries that has been leveraging the power of Web3 to offer its user base an entirely new form of gaming experience. Anarchy Games is a next-gen Web3 mobile Third Person Shooter gaming startup that is looking forward to opening a new chapter in the book of Web3 games and GameFi.

Web3 games have been rapidly taking over the traditional gaming landscape since the rise of blockchain technology. The entry of blockchain technology into the gaming scene has democratized all aspects of gaming. In fact, it has put the power in the hands of the players instead of confining it to one central authority within a game. Anarchy is a mobile third-person shooter (TPS) multiplayer Web3 game that follows a play&earn model. Unfortunately, the current web3 games do not have the right entertainment or engagement value and are rather driven by only earning motives of the players. Addressing this gap, Anarchy is bringing in the organic engagement of third-person shooter games on mobile with Web3 benefits like play & earn and asset ownerships, transferability & also interoperability at some point by releasing more games in future.

Anarchy is founded by Mr. Manish Singh Rajawat, an entrepreneur with a wealth of experience leading new-age internet/ technology-enabled startups. Before Anarchy, Manish was an AVP of GTM with Verse Innovations (Dailyhunt & Josh), CEO of Airpush India, and GM of Appnext India. For his exemplary contribution and work, he has been featured in the Most Dynamic Personalities List 2022 in Fortune India, released by Global Brand Research & Consulting Firm Heylin Spark. Also, he has been awarded for tech innovations by World Leadership Federation and a Star Achiever Award by Global Youth Marketing Forum. 

In traditional gaming, gamers can purchase in-game content and digital assets using fiat currency. They can also claim in-game assets as rewards. However, traditional games are operated by a central administrator. These central operators reserve the copyrights to all in-game content. As a result, players do not have true ownership of the in-game digital assets. Web3 games like Anarchy are here to offer players the opportunity to access and fully own in-game digital assets. Anarchy rewards players with tokens through a number of gameplay modes based on its Proof of Play (POP) algorithm, which largely depends on the user's time spent and skill sets.

"Our game economy appropriately balances between earn-first and play-first economies to ensure that users play to get entertained and earning comes as a byproduct of their gaming experience. We are developing a unique Gameplay where the lore revolves around the battle of different timeless and dimension-less clans like Humans, time travellers, intergalactic warriors (Aliens), AI Bots/cyborgs, supernatural beings like angels, daemons, vampires, etc., battling in unusual battle-arenas like alien planets, or ancient earth terrains, etc. to offer a next-gen gaming experience." Manish adds.

Anarchy is an under-development project, and the company is planning to launch it by Q1 2023. The launch will be done in multiple phases. Moreover, it will be a global launch. Anarchy is also pondering launching different Web2 and Web3 versions for different geographies as per their corresponding laws. In Q4 2022, the firm will also start working on a futuristic racing game on mobile using the same token characters and vehicles from its current game to bring interoperability to gaming assets.

Web3 gaming is decentralizing the gaming ecosystem by transparently offering more control over product & company to gamer community. The play-to-earn games have added a massive difference by introducing the benefits of blockchain in gaming. In this scenario, Anarchy is all set to storm the Web3 gaming industry.  

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