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Magic Eden Comes to Polygon To Accelerate Blockchain Games Development

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Magic Eden, a leading cross-chain NFT marketplace, is integrating with the Polygon network to accelerate the development of exciting blockchain-based games and global brands entering Web3 in order to bring the next billion users to the metaverse.

With the expansion to Polygon, Magic Eden will be able to work closely with strategic intellectual property owners, world-class game developers, and emerging creators. The collaboration has already brought key partnerships to Magic Eden, with game development giants BORA by Kakao Games, IntellaX, nay, Boomland, Block Games, Planet Mojo, and Taunt Battleworld ready to debut on its Polygon Launchpad coming out in December. These games will benefit from Magic Eden’s industry-leading distribution and go-to-market expertise, including project/concept positioning, pre-launch timeline planning, and connections to Web3 communities.

Soon after Magic Eden’s Polygon Launchpad is live, a MATIC-compatible NFT marketplace will follow. This marketplace will respect royalties while exploring other innovative ways to support alternative streams of creator monetization.

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