The gaming sector based on blockchain technology is witnessing a significant rise in Layer-2 platforms. Reports from February 2025 indicate a decline in the overall number of active wallets; however, platforms like opBNB and Aptos have experienced remarkable increases in their daily active users. As interest from stakeholders grows, investments aimed at strengthening gaming infrastructure have surged, reaching a total of 55 million dollars with a monthly growth of 243%.
Surge in Activity on Layer-2 Platforms
According to the latest report from DappRadar, platforms such as opBNB and Aptos have recorded significant increases in unique daily active wallet counts. Moreover, blockchains like Abstract, Soneium, and Linea have seen user growth rates reaching into the thousands. This surge in popularity among these blockchains clearly indicates the adoption of diverse technological solutions within the gaming sector.
Along with the rise in activity on these platforms, both investor interest and developer investments in infrastructure have also increased. A staggering 92% of the total investment amount has been directed towards projects aimed at enhancing the technical infrastructure of games. This has led to an improved user experience and technical capabilities for blockchain-based games, strengthening competition within the sector.
AI-Powered Gaming Projects Captivate Interest
Alongside investments and technological advancements, innovative projects are emerging as noteworthy highlights in the blockchain gaming sector. Ruyui Studios’ on-chain avatar project and Krafton’s InZOI game aim to enhance interaction and user experiences within games. Furthermore, The Game Company’s integration of artificial intelligence in games opens the door to more dynamic and interactive gaming experiences.
As technological advancements and platform diversity expand, activity within the blockchain gaming sector continues to thrive. Both stakeholders and game developers are closely monitoring these innovations to shape the future of the industry.
