Craft World P2A Event Draws 475K Players and $75K in Token Spending

Voya Games recently shared key updates from the first phase of its campaign for Craft World, a new web3 title launching on the Ronin network. In just 20 days, the Play-to-Airdrop (P2A) event for Project Voyager saw huge participation. Over 2.7 million people signed up using social logins. Of that total, 475,000 users actively joined the campaign, showing real interest from the web3 gaming community. This kind of engagement is a positive signal for the launch of Craft World and the future of web3 games built by Voya Games.

$75,000 in Token Spending Reflects Player Engagement

During the campaign, players spent more than $75,000 worth of Ronin’s RON token. The spending was focused on gacha reward boxes. These boxes include in-game items that help boost a player’s multiplier. This multiplier plays a big role in how fast players earn crystals, which are needed for campaign progress.

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Players also had the option to use RON tokens to buy a testnet version of DynoCoin. DynoCoin adds value in two ways. First, it improves gameplay by giving players more in-game tools. Second, it helps complete missions, making it easier for players to move forward in the campaign. This shows that players are willing to invest time and resources into the game, even during the early test phase.

Rewards were structured around crystal collection. The more crystals a player collected, the higher they ranked on the leaderboard. The top 25,000 players will get real DynoCoins on the mainnet once Craft World goes live on July 10th. The first-place player will receive 12.5 million tokens. The 25,000th player will receive 8,855 tokens. The amount of tokens for each rank decreases gradually. This kind of tiered reward system is easy to understand and pushes players to stay engaged throughout the campaign.

The Role of DynoCoin and the Angry Dynomites Ecosystem

DynoCoin is a utility token. It has no supply cap, but its value comes from its use in Craft World and future games made by Angry Dynomites. Players use DynoCoin for in-game purchases and to take part in the economy inside these games. This includes a new title called Dynogotchi, which features AI companions similar to the nostalgic Tamagotchi pets.

Because DynoCoin works across multiple games, players can build value over time by playing different titles under the same ecosystem. This system encourages long-term engagement. It rewards players not just for playing a single game, but for being a part of the entire Angry Dynomites world.

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The Project Voyager P2A event marks an important step for blockchain-based gaming. It proved that a large number of users are open to new types of games that mix traditional mechanics with token-based rewards. Players were not just testing a game—they were participating in a new kind of digital economy.

This event also shows how Voya Games plans to grow. Rather than relying only on speculation or hype, they’re building games that reward effort, time, and smart in-game choices. Craft World is set to launch on July 10th, and the community is watching closely to see what happens next. The blend of gaming, blockchain, and digital assets continues to evolve. Events like this help shape what that future will look like.