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Forge has launched its application programming interface (API) for game developers to engage and reward players for their gaming habits.
San Francisco-based Forge has introduced an API that allows game developers to enhance interactions with their audiences, providing a seamless solution for incorporating “battle pass” experiences to foster long-term player engagement, available now.
Through the Forge API, developers can access a toolkit that simplifies the creation and management of rewarding, multi-week quests within their games. These quests not only attract new players but also ensure continuous engagement by offering a series of challenges and rewards over time.
“At Forge, we recognize the challenges that game developers face in today’s competitive market,” said Kun Gao, CEO at Forge. “By empowering developers with the Forge API, we aim to enable them to design immersive campaigns that create lasting connections with players, offering immersive quest lines and personalized rewards.”
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The Forge API facilitates seamless reward distribution via Web3 protocols, enabling direct distribution of digital rewards through supported gaming protocols like Avalanche, Immutable, Polygon, Ronin, Solana, and Sui. This ensures that players feel a sense of accomplishment and progression through game engagement.
Forge provides developers with the ability to target specific gamer personas based on gaming history. With a verified gamer community of over 300,000 users (established since October 2023), developers gain access to potential players seeking engaging experiences.
Game developers who have utilized the Forge API have praised its impact on player engagement. Testimonials from developers like Sam Peurifoy at Kapgames and Jay Chang at Genopets speak to the API’s effectiveness in driving interest and community growth.
The Forge API is now available for integration, offering developers a comprehensive toolkit to attract and retain players through rewarding experiences. Forge originated from GGWP.
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