13 June 2025 | Weekly news roundup

[1:04] Much anticipated mobile game FIFA Rivals is now live via app stores.

[2:00] The game includes NFTs on the Mythos chain but doesn't mention blockchain or NFTs at all.

[2:45] The gameplay is deeper than Jon thought - you're tapping on players and drawing lines to pass.

[5:32 ]The metagame is about getting the best 11 players you can, levelling and training them up.

[6:32] Players can only be used a certain number of times, before you have to pay to reup them.

[7:10] This could be a way of mitigating the pay-to-win aspect of having powerful NFTs.

[8:05] As well as real player NFTs, there are also real club kits - teams in the FIFA Club World Cup.

[11:22] There is already a Messi NFT in the game. Very expensive.

[12:21] Craft World's play-to-airdrop event for Dyno Coin - called Project Voyager - has gone live.

[15:10] The top 25,000 players will get an airdrop. It looks like over 100,000 are now playing.

[16:16] A key mechanic is increasing your multipler by spending in-game crystals and other tokens.

[19:02] EVE Frontier has launched its new cycle and dropped its previous NDA.

[23:51] EVE Frontier is building a valuable blockchain economy from the bottom-up.

[26:01] CCP Games has spent a lot of time educating PC game journalists about blockchain.

[29:43] Nexon's MapleStory N is another MMOG highlighting the value of blockchain.

[30:30] Like CCP Games, Nexon wants to create an ecosystem in which thirdparties can build.

[31:12] Its Henesys blockchain peaked at over 80,000 DAUWs this week.

[31:52] The MSU marketplace has hit 1 million wallets and $13 million NFT trading volume.

[35:28] Why are some KOLs critical of MapleStory N?

[38:34] Does this change when we see the first $100,000 NFT in MapleStory N?