GameSwift and Polygon collaborate to create a Web 3 gaming ecosystem akin to Steam.

 GameSwift has revealed its plans to build a Web 3 gaming ecosystem with the goal of facilitating the widespread use of blockchain-based games. The fundraising platform on the Terra blockchain adopted a novel marketing strategy as a result of its strategic alliance with Polygon. Through this agreement, GameSwift, formerly known as StarTerra, will be able to put up its cutting-edge ecosystem and use Polygon Edge and zero-knowledge proof. It wants to be a one-stop store for gamers and game developers interested in the Web 3.

Due to its gamification of the process of funding new projects and several advances in the field of crowdfunding, GameSwift will profit from StarTerra's reputation as the first and largest launchpad in the Terra ecosystem. Systems for automatic allocation, prizes for top performers, and other components paved the way. The average number of investors in initial decentralised exchange offerings outperformed the average of DAO Maker, the biggest Web 3 platform of its kind in the entire globe.

With the help of GameSwift, a community-driven ecosystem that offers a thorough 360-degree platform for game developers and studios, developers and studios can easily onboard existing Web 2 games into the Web 3 realm. By bringing Web 2 players on board, the platform facilitates the expansion of Web 3 and blockchain gaming.

GameSwift describes itself as an ecosystem created by people with a love of gaming, a solid background in technology specific to the gaming industry, and knowledge of blockchain innovation, together with the decentralised financial technologies that increase the potential of blockchain gaming. It seeks to combine these distinct ideas into a platform that prioritises creating pathways for widespread Web 3 gaming adoption.

GameSwift, formerly known as StarTerra, underwent a rebranding to allow it to concentrate on its gaming segments. This is not surprising considering that StarTerra's gamification of the crowdfunding process was one of the reasons it became one of the biggest protocols on the Terra network.