Web3 MMORTS game League of Kingdoms has rebranded to Arena‑Z and launched the A2Z token to reward players across a new multi‑title franchise.
Starting July 28th, players can swap old LOKA tokens for A2Z at a 1:20 ratio, gaining access to cross‑game rewards, synchronised assets and governance rights.
Player identity, progress, and in‑game assets will now carry across titles, unifying gameplay and enhancing continuity.
Arena-Z Dedicates $20 Million to Reshaping Player Economies as it Expands its Gaming Ecosystem
Arena‑Z expands beyond its flagship MMORTS by integrating two beta titles, LOK Chronicle and LOK Hunters, into a cohesive ecosystem.
To accelerate growth and developer participation, Arena‑Z has committed a $20 m (~£14.9m) Ecosystem Grant Fund, financed through staking and reserve allocations.
Early partners include XOCIETY, Pebble City, and The New Order, all of which will build within Arena‑Z’s interoperable framework.
Arena‑Z remains the only Korea‑based gaming platform listed on both Binance and Coinbase. Moreover, it has just secured a strategic partnership with NHN, reinforcing institutional confidence in its global expansion.
Arena‑Z will launch AZZY, a gamified digital companion, on its website. This animated avatar evolves in real time, showcasing player achievements and rewarding users who engage with the ecosystem.
Launched in 2020, League of Kingdoms quickly grew, attracting over 150,000 daily players from more than 210 countries.
Leading crypto investors, including a16z Crypto, Hashed, YZi Labs, Peak XV Partners, and Yield Guild Games, back Arena‑Z and help it lead in Web3 gaming infrastructure.
Arena‑Z brings together multiple games under a single franchise model. It updates tokenomics and offers strong incentives for developers. With player-owned economies and cross-game progress, Arena‑Z aims to redefine blockchain gaming’s next generation.
