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DeadWeb3 game studio and publisherPolygon, later Immutable zkEVM2022–2026

BoomLand

Built by mobile veterans with 1.5 billion downloads behind them

A web3 game studio from veterans of the mobile publisher BoomBit, best known for Hunters On-Chain, a blockchain version of its mobile action RPG Hunt Royale.

Capital raised (announced)

Recorded announced backing; this is separate from cash received, customer deposits and money recovered.

Funding

RoundDateAnnouncedInvestors
Pre-seedUnknown

Announced is what was said at the time. Cash actually received is rarely disclosed and is not assumed to match.

People

NameRolePeriodNowLast checked
Hannibal Soares—Unknown—

Timeline

  1. 21 March 2023

    After an off-chain launch tournament with more than 5,000 players. The studio said two more blockchain games would follow later in 2023.

  2. 2024

  3. 7 February 2024

    The studio cited transaction speed, user experience and gas fees, and acknowledged 'the challenges that have arisen in the past year'.

  4. March 2025

    A game built on MultiversX, restarted by BoomLand after a short server pause.

  5. 8 January 2026

How it ended

BoomLand announced on X that it was closing 'after exhausting every possible option'. The studio ceased operations, but kept Hunters On-Chain running for another twelve months, with players able to use their assets and the BOOM token until the servers go offline in January 2027.

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Sources

5 sources behind this page.

  1. 1BoomLand's Hunters On-Chain leaves Polygon for Immutable · BlockchainGamer.biz · Feb 2024
  2. 2Hunters On-Chain goes live on Polygon testnet · BlockchainGamer.biz · Mar 2023
  3. 3BoomLand closes $1M pre-seed round as game release approaches · ChainPlay
  4. 4BoomLand Closure Announced; Hunters On Chain Active for 12 Months · eGamers.io · Jan 2026
  5. 5Web3 Game Publisher BoomLand Shuts Down Operations · W3Gamer · Jan 2026

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