Tezos’ Layer-2 solution, Etherlink, is stepping up its gaming push with the release of two new titles — Pikes Arena and Cricket Champions — both designed to bridge traditional gamers into the blockchain space while adding fresh gameplay variety to its growing portfolio.
Over the past month alone, the Tezos blockchain has hosted more than 11 active games and seen 180,000 unique wallet addresses in action, signaling steady momentum in its gaming ecosystem.
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Pikes Arena delivers competitive, resource-driven player-versus-player battles, with different modes to suit skill levels and risk appetites:
The game uses Sequence’s account abstraction smart wallet and Sequence Builder, making it easy for traditional gamers to enter without dealing with complicated blockchain setup.
Cricket Champions becomes the first collectible card strategy game dedicated entirely to cricket. Players can collect and upgrade cricket-themed cards, battle in PvP, and progress through campaigns.
Planned features include:
The new releases come amid other major developments in the Etherlink ecosystem:
Efe Kucuk, Head of Gaming at Trilitech, said the approach is working:
“The results show the success of Tezos’ strategy — combining user acquisition support, funding, and product expertise to help innovative games grow in Web3.”
It’s Tezos’ Layer-2 scaling solution designed to improve speed, lower costs, and expand use cases for Web3 gaming and apps.
Cricket has a huge global audience, especially in India, making it a natural fit for Web3 titles targeting mainstream sports fans.
By using tools like Sequence’s smart wallet, allowing players to start gaming without complex blockchain setup.
Etherlink’s addition of Pikes Arena and Cricket Champions marks another step in Tezos’ push to grow its Web3 gaming ecosystem. With big-name studios, innovative titles, and a focus on smooth onboarding for mainstream players, the platform is positioning itself to attract both competitive gamers and sports fans to blockchain gaming.