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Anichess, a Web3 game based in Hong Kong, surpasses 100,000 monthly active players within three months of public alpha launch

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Anichess by Animoca Brands Driving Growth of Web3 Gaming in Asia-Pacific Markets

The chess-centered game Anichess, developed by Animoca Brands, has been making waves in the Web3 gaming space, with 100,000 monthly active users just three months after its public alpha launch in October 2024. This innovative game, in partnership with Chess.com and five-time World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen, combines traditional chess with magical spells to create a dynamic and captivating gaming experience.

Anichess is not only focused on growth but also on supporting the gaming ecosystem in Hong Kong. The game has announced initiatives to educate and engage with local developers and institutions, bridging the gap between Web2 and Web3 gaming sectors. Additionally, Anichess plans to expand its presence in key Asia-Pacific markets, including India, The Philippines, and Vietnam, where it has seen significant interest and growth.

Brian Chan, head of Anichess and vice president of operations at Animoca Brands, expressed pride in the game’s success and its contribution to advancing Web3 gaming and chess. He emphasized the commitment to nurturing Hong Kong’s gaming ecosystem while expanding globally.

Players can now enjoy Anichess for free at www.anichess.com, with plans to introduce play-and-earn features, tournaments, and an in-game marketplace. By combining the traditional values of chess with innovative gameplay mechanics, Anichess aims to provide a unique and engaging experience for players of all skill levels.

As Anichess continues to grow and innovate, it remains dedicated to empowering the Web3 gaming community and expanding its reach in key markets. Follow Anichess on Twitter and join its Discord server to stay updated on future developments.

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