Laguna Games Launches Unicorn Trivia

US developer Laguna Games has extended its Unicorn Party mobile game portfolio with the recent launch of Unicorn Trivia. Games like Mob Run and Bumpercorns have been live since 2023. Unicorn Trivia was initially available via browser in 2023 and has now been released on mobile platforms.

Unicorn Party offers a range of casual arcade games. And each serving as an extension of the developer's blockchain game, Crypto Unicorns. The games in the Unicorn Party portfolio, including Unicorn Trivia, provide players with rewards in the form of the RBW token.

Laguna Games CEO Aron Beierschmitt explained the company's mission to build on its existing player base. It will also be channeling Lifetime Value (LTV) to its original game, Crypto Unicorns. The free-to-play mobile game portfolio was announced in the previous year. This is with a strategic focus on leveraging the core player community.

Recent Updates from Laguna Games

In December 2023, Laguna Games introduced Rainbow Rumble. Rainbow Rumble is a browser-based casual title reminiscent of Stumble Guys. The game features players racing through obstacle courses to secure a spot on the leaderboard. Additionally, for the more dedicated player base, the company launched Shadowcorns. This game requires users to own a Shadowcorns unicorn NFT to access the game. In Shadowcorns, players aim to steal resources from other participants, adding an extra layer of engagement.

The expansion of the portfolio shows the platform's commitment to a diverse experience for its player community. It is working on combining casual arcade games with blockchain rewards through the RBW token.

Laguna Games is a US-based game development and R&D studio, specializing in blockchain technology. For the past 8+ years, it has been diligently working on its infrastructure to enable efficient development and LiveOps. It use a framework which is a compilation of powerful, product-agnostic, tech and tools. This way it is easy to build multiple titles with a shared set of core libraries.