Warner Music Group partners with Splinterlands

Warner Music Group (WMG) has partnered with leading blockchain gaming developer Splinterlands to give artists opportunities to create unique blockchain games, Invezz learned from a press release.

A first in history

This is the first deal of its kind in history. The companies will collaborate to give select artists opportunities to create and develop unique, play-to-earn, arcade-style blockchain games. Splinterlands also operates the popular eponymous blockchain game dApp.  

Oana Ruxandra, Chief Digital Officer & EVP, Business Development, WMG said:

Jesse "Aggroed” Reich, Splinterlands Co-Founder and CEO added:

Taking blockchain gaming mainstream

By focusing on arcade-style gaming, WMG and Splinterlands will produce user-friendly games accessible on mobile. They can foster community building and facilitate wider adoption more easily than traditional play-to-earn games.

Blockchain games account for half of industry use

Blockchain games are a key part of the future of both gaming and crypto. As such, they are rapidly increasing in popularity. DappRadar data shows they make up half of the entire blockchain industry’s use.

P2E games give players real world value

Play to earn games are created with the aim to bring power back to the players. Accordingly, they leverage blockchain technology to give players NFTs and other rewards with real-world value. Players can lease, sell, and exchange any asset they earn in-game.

About Splinterlands

Splinterlands was founded in 2018. The company’s fantasy-themed collectible card game, Splinterlands currently boasts 1.8M registered users, 450,000 daily users, and recently passed a historic one billion battle milestone.