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The Public Square
Things at Aviator are heating up! Learn about our new initiatives and the first look at Aviator Arcade.
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A Wintery Arcade Update!
Meet Avi and Sky, our intrepid pilots. Game Jam and Aviator Arcade Public Beta You have been asking. Now we are here to deliver. This year, we are upping our prize pool, bigly! 🥳 Compared to last year, our prize pool totals $5,000 USD in cash prizes, spread out across
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Aviator Project Update - December 2024
"For history does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or the timid." – Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Aviator Flightpaper V1.2
Aviator Aviator is a pioneering web3 company, revolutionizing gaming and bridging solutions on Base with Aviator Arcade™ and SkyBridge™. Aviator Arcade™ is a gaming platform that allows any developer to publish their game on-chain without hosting fees, while offering competitive royalties, as well as rewards for players, in our native
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BREAKING: Devs Did Something
“Never interrupt someone doing what you said couldn’t be done.” — Amelia Earhart Aviator Progress Report We are excited to announce that Aviator Arcade™ has entered private pre-alpha testing as of 20 October, 2023. These tests are critical to pinpoint exactly how games interact with the API and resolve any
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Aviator Game Jam!
As we continue to develop Aviator Arcade, we are preparing to open up our doors to developers to start experimenting with what we have to offer. Recruiting developers from all experience levels and making the platform accessible to all is crucial for us to thrive. We are proud to announce
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The Architecture of Aviator Arcade
The Wright Brothers took to the skies and paved the way for future pilots for centuries to come. Ralph Baer created the first TV screen-based game, which led to a revolution in gaming platforms that continues to grow to this day. Industry pioneers such as these often create ripples that
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Introducing: Aviator Arcade
Memory Lane I remember heading to the local arcade, with my pocket full of spare change, ready to put my name on the leaderboard of Galaga. I did not know how much effort went into creating one of those huge cabinets or the game I was playing, but I did