As the gaming world continues to evolve at astounding speed, one thing has become clear - the future we are building lies at the intersection of Web2 accessibility and Web3 innovation. In that spirit, Triumph Games, a studio redefining the Web2 & Web3 gaming experience, has officially joined the Elympics ecosystem and together they're about to raise the bar for what on-chain multiplayer gaming can be.
Triumph Games enters the ecosystem with bold ambitions - to make blockchain-powered games feel as seamless and engaging as the top-tier titles from the traditional gaming and to onboard Web2 gamers into Web3 worlds not through hype, but through quality of competition and truly rewarding gameplay, which is something on-chain gaming waited for years.
Now, with the support of Elympics' multiplayer infrastructure, Triumph is gearing up to deliver real-time, competitive gaming at a scale that matches their vision and speed at which they deliver.
Where Web2 Meets Web3 Potential
At the core of Triumph Games’ mission lies a simple but powerful idea - you don’t have to choose between mass adoption and innovation. Why? Because their projects aim to blend Free-to-Play accessibility with the optional depth of various on-chain mechanics that reward users - without compromising on either.
The best confirmation of the above is the fact, that their flagship titles are already making a lot of noise in the space:
- BattleRise, a mobile D&D-style RPG with live 5v5 PvP combat, has seen 4,500% user growth, surpassing 20,000 monthly active users and over 60,000 downloads, while sustaining a healthy $1.00 ARPU.
- ArmourX, an Unreal Engine-powered futuristic RPG, is pushing visual and gameplay boundaries, built for a generation of players who expect both high fidelity and deep mechanics.
- BR-Mini, Triumph’s Telegram Mini-App, is a combination Telegram Wallet, Community Engagement, and a launcher for the BattleRise Cloud Version, proving the studio’s commitment to pushing beyond the limitations of any single chain or siloed ecosystem.
By joining Elympics, Triumph Games gains access to an entire library of ready-to-use multiplayer capabilities like real-time PvP, anti-cheat systems, automated matchmaking, and scalable infrastructure, allowing them to take competitive gameplay to new heights across both mobile and browser-based environments.
Multiplayer Infrastructure That Matches the Vision
Integrating Elympics SDK gives Triumph the exact backend they need to scale fast while focusing on building immersive and competitive gameplay. Features like low-latency real-time competition, deterministic game validation, and secure tournament hosting are now being baked into Triumph’s roadmap. For players, that means smoother battles, fairer matchmaking, new ways to compete and win, all made seamlessly on-chain.
What makes this partnership so vital, is that both teams share a core belief - gaming must be skill-based, fair, and rewarding to win the hearts of players that will then go on to create strong communities. Once such experience is delivered at the speed and quality players are used to getting from mainstream Web2 titles, onboarding into on-chain ecosystems becomes natural - not forced or mercenary as it used to be.
Why This Partnership Matters Now
We’re at a moment where on-chain gaming is evolving from concepts to working products and new categories. The infrastructure is maturing, player expectations are shifting to focus on healthy competition, and developers are building games that prioritize fun and fairness over token speculation. Triumph Games is one of the studios leading this movement and now, with Elympics in its corner, it’s about to move even faster, so stay tuned!
The partnership also reinforces Elympics’ broader goal - to become the go-to infrastructure for competitive on-chain gaming, by supporting studios that don’t just build games, but build communities, economies, and ecosystems on healthy foundations that will produce winner after winner.
As Triumph scales across multiple platforms and chains, including partnerships with Tezos, Etherlink, Arbitrum, Immutable, Aethir, Skale, and Merit Circle, the integration with Elympics ensures that the multiplayer core of these experiences remains rock-solid, secure, and scalable.
What’s Next?
With Triumph Games now officially part of the Elympics ecosystem, expect to see BattleRise and upcoming titles evolve rapidly - not just in scale, but in the competitive depth they offer. From ranked ladders to real-time 5v5 tournaments, Elympics infrastructure will power the backbone of competition, while Triumph continues to focus on delivering polished, story-rich, and high-quality experiences.
Together, Triumph and Elympics represent two ends of the spectrum meeting in the middle - high quality development and next-gen multiplayer infrastructure converging to create something new, something that’s not just “Web3 gaming,” but simply gaming that feels great to experience.
Join the Revolution
If you haven’t joined the Elympics Bot yet, here’s your chance to do so.
The Elympics Bot on Telegram represents the next step in our mission to revolutionize gaming through web3 technology. We’re excited to bring these games to our community and can’t wait to see how you’ll master the challenges they present.
Ready to dive in? Sign up now at t.me/elympics_bot and start playing today. Every game you play, every point you score, and every connection you make is a step forward in the future of gaming with Elympics.
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