The American mobile game developer InfiniGods has announced the release of its new game, King of Destiny, on the Arbitrum platform, citing invisible network wallets, fast transactions, and the growing mobile market as key factors motivating this move. King of Destiny marks the company's third venture into the web3 format and its first foray into blockchain integration for mobile devices, signaling a new direction for the team.

Previous projects by InfiniGods included the browser puzzle game "InfiniMerge" and the Tower Defense game "Immortal Siege," both of which were slated for deployment on Polygon. However, considering the importance of compatibility within the InfiniGods ecosystem, all current and future projects will now operate on Arbitrum.

King of Destiny is a casual mobile game inspired by titles like "MonopolyGo," where players strive for jackpots, build cities, and battle monsters. It also incorporates blockchain elements such as the in-game resource Fate, which can be earned during gameplay and stored in Piggy Banks. These Piggy Banks contain tradable NFTs that can be exchanged back into Fate for use in the game. Players can also use Fate to acquire exclusive avatars.

InfiniGods CEO Damon Gura stated that Arbitrum is the perfect platform for King of Destiny. Their low fees, high speed, and active community provide the necessary environment for growth. King of Destiny is designed for a global audience and offers a new level of gaming experience through blockchain technology.

David Bolger, Senior Partnership Manager at Offchain Labs, added, "We are thrilled that King of Destiny has chosen Arbitrum as its home. By utilizing features such as Fate and Piggy Banks, the InfiniGods team demonstrates how web3 technology can enhance the gaming process and meet players' needs."