The Enjin SDK for Java Is Live
The open-source Enjin SDK for Java is live, allowing the massive global community of Java developers to conveniently integrate blockchain into their work.
Blockchain in a Block World: Introducing the EnjinCraft Plugin for Minecraft
The EnjinCraft plugin brings blockchain to Minecraft, allowing players to integrate, use, and trade blockchain-based game items in their servers.
Introducing the Enjin SDK for Godot
The Enjin SDK for Godot is now live, enabling developers across the world to forge blockchain games with advanced design, smart growth, and fair, sustainable economies using the leading open-source game engine.
Enjin Wallet: The Experience Update
The Enjin Wallet Experience Update enables users to send and melt up to 100 distinct fungible and non-fungible assets in one transaction—and send funds via simple, human-readable Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domains.
Introducing the Enjin Multiverse Program
The Enjin Multiverse Program opens the doors to innovation and collaboration for a new generation of pioneering game developers—enabling exploration of technological frontiers that can fundamentally change game design.
Enjin Platform: Now Live on Ethereum Mainnet
For more than two years, we've been building an integrated ecosystem to help blur the line between the imaginary and the real. Today, we are thrilled to announce that a key element of this ecosystem—the Enjin Platform—is now live on Ethereum Mainnet.
Enjin Staff Picks: 10 Best Games of the 2010s
The 2010s saw more games released than any other decade before. With so many titles, it can be hard to choose the best games of the decade—but we did it anyway. Here's our top 10, according to an Enjin team poll.
Quarterly Report: Q3 2019
As we head into the home stretch of the year, here's a look at what we achieved in Q3 2019.
Introducing the Enjin Marketplace
You can now safely and seamlessly buy and sell ERC-1155 blockchain assets directly via the Enjin Wallet and EnjinX.
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