Anomaly, the blockchain and AI gaming network built on Arbitrum L3, has unveiled its latest offering for gaming enthusiasts. The company’s Telegram bot now features three ChatGPT-based mini-games – Dicestone, Pinball, and the upcoming Wildstone.
Available on mobile and desktop devices, the games have exciting features to attract new users and enhance engagement. Players can earn referral points with up to 16x multipliers, and they can connect their Anomaly NFT collections to double their rewards and points.
The competition among game developers on third-party platforms such as Telegram is intensifying, with clicker mini-games gaining popularity. Examples include Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, the latter boasting over 250 million users.
Pixelverse, another developer leveraging Telegram with its PixelTap title, recently raised $2 million, adding to its existing $5.5 million funding. The company is gearing up for the launch of its PIXFI token on 18th July.
Anomaly, backed by a $1.45 million investment from Decasonic, has been making waves with its AI-powered gaming SDK and L3 blockchain on Arbitrum Orbit. The company has also secured a spot in the Google for Startups Cloud Program.
To access Anomaly’s mini-games, users can interact with the Telegram bot by searching for the username @anomalybot. With the growing popularity of Telegram-based games, Anomaly is poised to attract a wide audience with its innovative gaming experiences.