The past weeks were a hectic yet fulfilling week for the Fragnova team. …

Editor’s Note: As seen on MCV/Develop on 21 September 2022. In 2021, media headlines were dominated by non-fungible tokens (NFTs) selling for millions of dollars. Whether you liked or loathed the fact that an NFT of the doge meme could fetch $4m or digital images of pixelated aliens such as…

Editor’s Note: As seen and published on 6G World on 19 September 2022. Though media headlines, businesses and brands may try and convince you otherwise, don’t be fooled into thinking the concept of the metaverse — an all-encompassing network of digital worlds focussed on social connection — is anything new…

Editor’s Note: The article was first published on the European Gaming site on 25 July 2022 and subsequent on Game Press and Fintech Times. Fragnova’s vision of a decentralised game creation platform underpinned by the blockchain begins to take shape as the company shares its roadmap — including the imminent…

Token2049 Singapore is happening on 28–29 September 2022, 9am to 6pm SGT at Marina Bay Sands, with an expected crowd of more than 5,000 prominent industry leaders and enthusiasts within the Web3.0, Crypto and Deep Tech space. Fragnova Foundation is organising a Pre-Token2049 Event: It’s a Fragtastic Night! happening on…

The missing piece in game development technology. What is Shards? Shards is a scripting language for game development, designed by Fragcolor. It’s a bit more than that. Shards is a Lisp-inspired, highly performant, and developer-friendly programming language that allows the users to read and write code almost at the visual scripting level. …

Create — Share — Play. All in one place. The Fragnova Network aims to facilitate the creation of games in the open metaverse, making game development more accessible and fairly rewarding different groups of creators (from asset creators to game developers). …

The first revolution: game engines Game development has come a long way from Pong (an Atari arcade game released in 1972) to the likes of Call of Duty (a modern FPS with an installation of 200+ GB and requiring at least 8GB RAM to run). The first revolution in game development was the creation and…

User generated content (UGC) is not a niche anymore, with games like Roblox, Minecraft and Fortnite having a dominating presence among the young — the future generation of gamers. The issue with most of these platforms is that creators get the short end of the stick, having to hand over…