Anomaly Launches ChatGPT-Powered Mini-Games on Telegram, Expands NFT Integration
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- Anomaly’s Telegram bot now offers three mini-games powered by ChatGPT: Dicestone, Pinball, and the upcoming Wildstone.
- Users can also connect any of their Anomaly NFT collections for double-up rewards and points, amongst other perks
Anomaly, a blockchain and AI gaming network on Arbitrum layer-3 (L3), has hit a big milestone with over 200,000 plays in just a week during its test net campaigns. Now, it has publicly launched a new feature for gamers.
The company’s Telegram bot now offers three mini-games powered by ChatGPT: Dicestone, Pinball, and the soon-to-be-released Wildstone. Players can compete against ChatGPT, with three free plays available each day.
This initiative aligns with Anomaly’s goal to mix fun and social interaction uniquely. The bot, @anomaly_launch_bot, is easy to find and free for all Telegram users. It works on both mobile devices and desktop platforms, making it accessible to everyone.
“We believe the gaming industry is on the cusp of a transformative shift with the advent of mini-game apps on social platforms like Telegram and now Discord. This evolution represents an untapped user acquisition and engagement frontier, particularly within the web3 space,” said Long Do, CEO and Founder of Anomaly.
Furthermore, long mentioned that users can also connect any of their Anomaly NFT collections for double-up rewards and points, amongst other perks
Game developers on platforms like Telegram are facing fierce competition, especially in clicker mini-games. Two popular examples are Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, which has attracted over 250 million users.
Pixelverse, known for its game PixelTap on Telegram, recently raised an additional $2 million, adding to its existing $5.5 million funding. The company is preparing for the launch of its PIXFI token on July 18th.
Anomaly, funded with $1.45 million from Decasonic, is gaining attention for its AI-driven gaming SDK and L3 blockchain on Arbitrum Orbit. The company has also joined Google’s Startup Cloud Program.
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