Roman Levi, CTO at Playnance, emphasized the platform’s design goals. “Our ambition is driven by the goal to combine the benefits of Web3 on-chain gaming with the fun and accessibility of traditional games, all without the web3 complexity,” he stated.
The chain is engineered to support a diverse range of games, from decentralized trading to sports and arcade genres, set to appeal to a broad user base.
PlayBlock with Arbitrum’s Tech Advantages
PlayBlock also leverages Arbitrum Nitro’s rollup technology for its operations. This combination is intended to foster a more user-friendly gameplay experience on the blockchain, enhancing aspects like transparency, fairness, and ownership of in-game assets.
The integration with Arbitrum Anytrust technology further enables the network to boast a 250ms block time and near-instant transaction finality, facilitating the processing of thousands of transactions every second.
PlayBlock will also bring the PBG token, utilizing Orbit’s native gas token feature to offer a zero-gas fee environment for gamers. Moreover, the introduction of PlayBlock Layer3’s own stablecoin USDP pegged to the U.S. dollar plans to mitigate market volatility.
“Playnance approached us with a request to design an end-to-end gaming platform supporting thousands of games and millions of users,” said Gelato founder Hilmar Orth.
“We developed a gaming-first, fully-serviced, auto-scalable rollup infrastructure enabling Playnance to grow and scale at pace, whilst focusing on their core business,” Orth stated.