Skrice Studios Unveils Heroes of Mavia’s Future: Six Flagship Games and GameLink

Skrice Studios has shared a glimpse of the future for Heroes of Mavia. The blockchain game developer has plans to launch six flagship games within a single ecosystem. A comprehensive Heroes of Mavia roadmap and the launch of GameLink, a digital asset trading platform, are also included in the announcement. The group is also reorganizing in order to enhance operations and satisfy community demands.

Introduction of GameLink

GameLink is defined as a Digital Asset Exchange Platform (DAEP) that supports several web3 gaming ecosystems. It allows NFTs, in-game money, and tokens to be traded easily between different blockchain games. Using Ruby 2.0, GameLink will enable many gaming projects to collaborate and exchange assets, in contrast to current systems that are limited to a single ecosystem. It is anticipated that the platform would open up new doors for creators, developers, and gamers. Additional blockchain games will be added later, but a handful have already been chosen for the first launch.

A thorough Heroes of Mavia roadmap is also being prepared by the team. The goals of this plan are to optimize game features, guarantee scalability, and enhance the user experience. Improving gameplay, retention, and general enjoyment is the aim. A vital component of the developing gaming ecosystem, the roadmap will also guarantee smooth integration with GameLink.

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With the launch of GameLink, the existing Mavia Marketplace & Exchange (MPEX) will transition to the new platform. This change is scheduled to take place with the beta launch of the DAEP. The transition will offer improved functionality, faster transactions, and a wider range of assets to trade. Existing marketplace features will be transferred and upgraded. Ruby 1.0 will be converted into Ruby 2.0 at a 10:1 ratio, making it more versatile and useful across multiple games.

Launch of Six Flagship Games

The GameLink DAEP launch will bring six flagship games, including an optimized version of the team’s Base-powered mobile game. The remaining games have not been announced yet but are reportedly developed by AAA teams. Skrice Studios expects that this launch will significantly boost the value of NFTs and Ruby 2.0, creating a stronger gaming economy for both new and existing players.

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To ensure smooth execution of these plans, Skrice Studios is restructuring the Mavia core team. The changes are expected to enhance collaboration, streamline operations, and ensure the team delivers on its promises to the community.

The latest update reveals that the developers have finalized the design, logic, and flow of GameLink. The team is now focused on ensuring the platform meets high standards for functionality, security, and user experience.

The beta version of GameLink DAEP is expected to launch on April 25, 2025, and will run for several months. The full release is scheduled for December 2025. Before the beta goes live, the team plans to release the detailed roadmap for Heroes of Mavia in the coming weeks. Regular updates on GameLink development, the roadmap, and the transition from MPEX to DAEP are expected in the months ahead.