FUNVERSE's first on-chain game, FUN LONGINUS, goes live on the Anubis Chain mainnet today at 10:00 UTC (18:00 Beijing time). The title, born from a hackathon, is a wuxia-themed game built for the Anubis GameFi ecosystem. It draws on martial-arts elements like jianghu arenas, master-disciple lineage, and artifact mechanics, and structures its competitions around the 24 solar terms. Each round brings 24 unique addresses together, and players use the platform's fLGNS token to enter the arena. Smart contracts oversee match execution, outcome verification, and final settlement, with one league leader crowned at the end. All match records, reward distributions, mentorship links, and player histories remain stored on-chain. On August 18, FUN LONGINUS completed its 'shared casting' phase, which was valued at over $1.4 million at current market prices. The launch marks the game's official debut and adds a new on-chain gaming option to the Anubis ecosystem.
FUNVERSE's on-chain game debut, FUN LONGINUS, launched today on the Anubis Chain mainnet at 10:00 UTC (6:00 PM Beijing time). The project emerged from a hackathon and was designed specifically for the Anubis GameFi ecosystem, carrying an Eastern wuxia theme.
The game's rules revolve around a set of martial-arts concepts: jianghu, arena challenges, master-disciple inheritance, jiazi stipends, a league leader's order, and transformation artifacts. A distinctive competitive cycle is built around the 24 solar terms. Each match invites 24 different addresses to participate, and every player must use the fLGNS token to step onto the arena. Once the round starts, smart contracts handle the full lifecycle: executing the bout, confirming the outcome, and settling rewards. A single league leader is selected at the end. Records of every match, reward distributions, mentorship relationships, and each player's on-chain wuxia record are permanently stored on the chain.
On August 18, FUN LONGINUS held its 'shared casting' event. According to official figures, the total value of that event exceeded $1.4 million based on current market prices. That casting period served as a precursor to today's mainnet release.
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