Zynga, a social gaming company and Forte, which focuses on blockchain infrastructure, in a tweet confirmed that they are in partnership to make blockchain games centered on Zynga’s brands. During the announcement, the companies mentioned that this will result in faster development and make more, “…economic opportunities for players in blockchain gaming.”

While announcing the partnership, Zynga’s vice president of blockchain gaming said, “We’re excited to partner with Forte because of the team’s long‐term vision and approach to blockchain solutions and Web 3 development.”

Wolf then added, “Our goal is to bring a new level of quality and fun into Web 3 and blockchain games, while also providing a safe and trusted ecosystem that will keep our valued players and communities entertained for years to come,”

The two firms believe that non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and blockchain technology as a whole are evolving. This evolution, they foresee, will create new creative and economic opportunities for developers, investors and players.

Applauding the partnership even further, Josh Williams, Co-founder and CEO of Forte said, “We are proud to partner with Zynga as we look to advance the blockchain gaming ecosystem in a responsible way that will engage and benefit gamers, and provide them more economic opportunities.

Williams continued to state that his company, “…built the Forte platform with best-in-class interoperability mechanics and compliance measures, in our continuing efforts to bring safety, stability and trust to both developers and players. We are honored to be a part of this partnership to further our goal of promoting and creating a transformative experience where players can unlock and capture new forms of value and property rights within the games they enjoy.”

This Zynga-Forte Partnership certainly seems to have a great potential for success. After all,  Forte raised $725 million recently, to create blockchain gaming solutions. Nevertheless, the agreed terms and conditions of the partnership are not out in the public yet.