The Global Games Show is more than an expo — it’s where creativity, technology, and culture collide. It unites developers, studios, investors, and gamers from around the world to shape the future of interactive entertainment.
“A specialist taskforce, hell bent on breaking games into the $121bn mobile market,” Ferguson wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “Since April, we’ve already taken three games to the No. 1 rank on mobile stores. Now we want the charts to be dominated by Immutable.”
The Crypto Gaming Recovery Fund, unveiled this week, will allocate half a million dollars’ worth of tokens and assets over seven years. Eligible players from shuttered titles such as Pirate Nation, Tokyo Beast, and The Walking Dead: Empires can apply by creating a Splinterlands account, purchasing a $10 item that doubles as in-game credits, and submitting proof of their holdings in the defunct games.
Whether you're an avid gamer, a tech leader, an investor, or an entrepreneur looking to scale, this event is your gateway to the forefront of the gaming revolution.
“Sparkball is exactly the kind of game Somnia was built for—competitive, player-driven, and technically ambitious,” said Paul Thomas, Founder of Somnia. “We’re not layering blockchain onto games as an afterthought. We’ve engineered infrastructure to support the real demands of multiplayer gameplay, dynamic content, and persistent economies at scale.”
