First Gaming Roll-Up Chain Launched in Solana by Mirror World

The game industry is on the brink of a much-lauded and praised revolution, thanks to a major breakthrough using Solana’s Layer 1 (L1) technology. With the ability to efficiently handle millions of requests, this development promises unmatched processing speed for games built on the Solana platform.

Game play with Sonic SVM

A computational virtual machine (SVM) called Sonic is at the heart of this innovative project. The goal is to give developers enough freedom to use any game engine or virtual machine they want in Solana through Mirror World’s advanced software development kit (SDK).

Sonic works with HyperGrid, a basic technology that allows gaming platforms to create their own access points and decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregates for Solana-based gaming experiences. This not only makes the experience useful, but also opens up new ways to earn money and participate in the financial ecosystem.

Empowering both developers and players

With 50 game clients deployed as the first distribution point, Mirror World SDK made a big impact. Mahjong Meta, which has earned more than $30 million in Series A, Matr1x Fire, and Seraph / ActozSoft, has increased engagement with more than 200,000 traffic and transaction impressions per game session after integrating the Mirror of the World SDK.

“Sonic offers local integration tools to help offset infrastructure costs, as well as user engagement tools needed to successfully run Web3 games,” he said.

Chris Su, CEO of Mirror World, focused on Solan’s goal of expanding the existing gaming ecosystem. “Sonic’s goal is to process millions of requests per second and return them to the Solana L1,” Su said. This interest shows the platform’s commitment not only to improve the technical capabilities of the game, but also to develop a healthy space or platform where developers and players can thrive.

Solana and Blockchain 

Solana’s launch has seen its market capitalization grow 824 percent in the past year and solidify its position in the Top-5. Despite its success, playing in Solana has grown slowly compared to Ethereum.

In addition to the game, Mirror World also introduced the Smart Marketplace SDK, which allows developers to easily display a non-public token (NFT) market in their decentralized applications. Priced at $299 per month, the service supports monthly transaction volumes of up to $1 million and democratizes entry into the NFT market for developers of all sizes.