Don't laugh, MBG really wants to turn blockchain games into a "Metaverse station".

To be honest, the MBG project looks like it's all about "Happy Landlord," but in reality, it’s challenging the throne of "blockchain games + creator economy." You say it resembles a meme project? Indeed, its interface style and community culture are very similar to the Bilibili Kichiku section, but looking at its development goals, it’s quite ambitious: it aims to be the center of the blockchain game content ecosystem and become a gathering place for players and creators.
MBG is not just about releasing a few mini-games, but aims to create a "UGC blockchain amusement park." Developers can integrate game modules through the SDK, players can build their own "Meme King World" based on their NFT holdings, while content creators can earn token rewards through storyline integration, emoji systems, and task design.
This ecological vision resembles: it has both game content and a liquidity market, as well as a revenue-sharing system for creators. In the future, it may even consider multi-chain deployment to support L2 cross-chain game asset transfers.
Do you think this is just "wishful thinking"? MBG has already launched a small-scale Beta test, and the players in the community are enthusiastic, "reporting bugs while sharing memes"; this is the true user engagement.
🧠 In summary: The goal of MBG is not to be the "first in blockchain gaming," but rather a "gamified content platform." It is not about playing games, but about creating the "creative universe" of Web3. #MBG任务挑战# and #MBG# .