Proof of Play launches a multi-chain system based on Arbitrum Orbit, aiming to achieve a real-time full-chain gaming experience

Chain gaming company Proof of Play published an article introducing a multi-chain system based on the Arbitrum Orbit technology stack, in conjunction with the on-chain game engine developed by the company. This multi-chain system is designed to provide optimized support for real-time full-chain gameplay and decentralized applications that can be extended to Internet scale. Over the past 15 months, Proof of Play has not only successfully built and scaled its flagship full-chain game, Pirate Nation, which contains hundreds of smart contracts, but also secretly developed a technology stack and game engine to be announced. In the coming days, Pirate Nation will become the first full-chain game to run on its dedicated mainnet after migrating to a multi-chain system. After the migration, Pirate Nation's gameplay will be based on a multi-chain system, and Founder's Pirates NFTs will continue to be stored on Ethereum L1, enabling the game's cross-chain functionality, thanks to the company's mirroring solution. Proof of Play has spent the past year creating the building blocks to make this possible: its gasless solution enables seamless transitions between networks, and mirroring capabilities allow player assets to exist on any network. Proof of Play believes that this model is the future development direction of on-chain games and will make on-chain games indistinguishable from their off-chain counterparts in terms of user experience, speed and scale. Despite the portability of Proof of Play’s on-chain framework, the company chose to partner with Arbitrum to initially launch the first on-chain games on its Orbit technology stack.