Marblex Gaming Network, a blockchain division affiliated with the renowned South Korean mobile game publisher Netmarble, has recently announced a strategic collaboration with the gaming protocol Saga. This partnership aims to introduce and promote upcoming crypto games, leveraging the capabilities of the Saga gaming protocol.

Described as a "comprehensive collaboration," Marblex and Saga will join forces to facilitate the launch and promotion of crypto games. Marblex plans to utilize Saga's layer-1 blockchain network to support its proprietary chain. Meanwhile, Saga will contribute to user acquisition, with both entities leveraging their respective channels to market these innovative games.

Marblex CEO Hong Jin-Pyo expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, highlighting Saga's dedication to enabling the next generation of gaming. He emphasized Saga's ability to bridge the gap between traditional and Web3 gaming, providing developers with valuable insights to propel the industry forward.

Saga operates on the concept of chainlets, which can be combined to power games and applications, resembling how traditional games utilize multiple cloud computing instances.

Rebecca Liao, the co-founder and CEO of Saga, previously characterized it as a "chain to launch chains" in an interview with Decrypt's GG.

Marblex, known for supporting games from popular franchises such as The King of Fighters Arena and Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds, operates on the MBX token. With a market cap of approximately $69 million, the MBX token plays a pivotal role in the blockchain network supporting a diverse array of games under the Marblex umbrella.

Some of the top games produced by the company are:

1. Tower of God: New World

2. Marvel: Future Fight

3. Seven Knights Idle Adventure

4. GRAND CROSS : Age of Titans

5. The King of Fighters ARENA

6. The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross

7. Blade & Soul Revolution

8. Lineage 2: Revolution

9. Star Wars: Force Arena

10. District 187: Sin Streets

Have you played any of these? Let me know in the comments.

Signing off,

Vader Bhaiya