Enjin, a key player in the blockchain and NFT space, has relaunched its Spark Program, first introduced back in 2019. The refreshed initiative aims to support developers and creators in the Web3 games market by offering extensive benefits, including 200,000 free transactions and various promotional aids.
A Range of New Benefits
The revamped Spark Program is more robust than ever, providing top adopters with a “Fuel Tank” funded by up to 10,000 ENJ coins, equating to 200,000 free transactions. This move is designed to lower barriers for developers interested in blockchain technology. Participants in the program will also receive 10,000 free transfers using Enjin Beam, Enjin’s QR-powered NFT distribution tool. Additional perks include being featured on NFT.io, priority support through a private Slack workspace, access to high-utility, cross-game items, and exclusive opportunities within Enjin’s collaboration network.
Supporting Growth and Collaboration
Developers who join the program can tap into Enjin’s vast network of curated service providers through an exclusive Slack channel, fostering potential partnerships to accelerate project growth. Moreover, projects will benefit from direct marketing support and strategic advice to expand their audience. Rene Stefancic, Chief Operating Officer of Atlas Development Services, a core contributor to the Enjin Blockchain, expressed enthusiasm about the program’s relaunch, emphasizing its role in attracting new developers and promoting growth within the ecosystem.
Success Stories and Future Prospects
Original members of the Spark Program, such as the games Lost Relics, The Six Dragons, and Kingdom Karnage, have demonstrated the program’s effectiveness by becoming prominent figures in the Web3 gaming sector. The current iteration of the Spark Program invites applications from a wide range of projects, aiming to replicate this success with new participants.
“The unique features of Enjin Blockchain, including managed wallets and fuel tanks, enable us to introduce traditional Web2 gamers to the limitless possibilities of Web3,” stated Savvas Lazopolous, CEO of BlockPegnio, the game studio behind The Six Dragons. “Our ability to blend Web2 accessibility with advanced Web3 functionality is made possible by Enjin’s hands-on support through the Spark Program.”. Similarly, Sam Bayless, founder of Etherscape and an early adopter of the new Spark Program, praised the initiative for refining their core systems and enhancing their marketing strategies.
Developers and creators interested in joining the Spark Program can learn more and register at Enjin’s dedicated portal, signaling a significant step towards broader adoption and innovation in the blockchain gaming market.