nWay, a subsidiary of Animoca Brands, has announced the launch of a new NFT fighting game called "Wreck League" in September. The game will allow players to build their own machines using interchangeable NFT parts and compete in 1v1 PVP battles. The game will also feature some of the biggest IP in town, with Yuga Labs lending its BAYC, MAYC, BAKC, and Kodas to the project. The game will launch on both PC and mobile devices and will be available on a Web3 platform initially, with a free-to-play Web2 environment opening later.
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