RavenQuest, the next-generation MMORPG by Tavernlight Games, has officially launched worldwide, marking a significant milestone in the Web3 gaming sector. This highly anticipated game has already captured the attention of the gaming community with its unique blend of immersive gameplay and blockchain technology.

Massive Historical Userbase

RavenQuest builds on the success of its predecessor, RavenDawn, which was released in January 2024 and quickly gained a substantial following. RavenDawn captivated up to 40,000 daily active users and between 220,000 to 250,000 monthly active users, laying a solid foundation for RavenQuest’s success. By integrating blockchain technology as a natural enhancement rather than a gimmick, RavenQuest offers an enriched gaming experience that appeals to both Web2 and Web3 audiences.

A Web3 Game For The Mass Market

RavenQuest’s global launch follows a series of remarkable achievements, including winning the “Best Adventure Game” at the 2024 GAM3 Awards. The game boasts over 250,000 monthly active users and has conducted three successful land sales, with 28% of its $QUEST token allocated to landowners. These sales sold out in under an hour, highlighting the strong demand for player ownership within its economy.

Robbie Ferguson, Co-founder and President of Immutable (IMX), commented, “RavenQuest’s global launch is a pivotal moment for web3 gaming. With a substantial Twitch viewership and Immutable’s extensive Passport sign-ups, we are on the brink of seeing web3 reach a mass market.”

Immutable’s Role in Web3 Gaming

Immutable, a leader in the gaming industry, has been instrumental in facilitating RavenQuest’s success. The platform has onboarded over 500 well-funded games, establishing itself as the fastest-growing ecosystem in 2025. With a focus on digital ownership, Immutable empowers developers to build games on Ethereum without compromising player experience. Its zkEVM solution further enhances scalability for the Ethereum community.

For more information, visit the official Immutable blog.

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