Decentralized Game IDs Offer Another Path to Interoperability in Web3

Lens Protocol and Laguna Games have launched a new Game ID, which logs users in across multiple games.

The Non-Fungible Token (NFT) game gets a facelift. A new collaboration between Laguna Games, a Web3 research and development entertainment developer, and Lens Protocol allows gamers to connect across multiple gaming experiences.

These new decentralized game IDs will allow players to connect their profiles on Crypto Unicorn's web and mobile NFT gaming platforms.

The Lens integration is a binder that takes profiles on its network and connects them to the avatar system behind Crypto Unicorns. This opens up new avenues for logging into games and accessing leaderboards, as well as benefits and rewards in the ecosystem.

Aron Beierschmitt, CEO and co-founder of Laguna Games, said this is a way to break down the silos of identity systems within game franchise ecosystems, adding:

"We will be forking an existing ecosystem to maximize the benefits for our gaming community."

Lens Protocol founder Stani Kulechov says this integration will benefit users of both platforms, as it allows players to "seamlessly and securely switch between platforms using a single identity."

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In the Web3 world, interoperability is a key component of ever-expanding blockchain ecosystems, especially as they become increasingly populated with utilities and applications.

The term interoperability is often heard in the context of maneuvering between blockchain networks. However, as Web3 applications proliferate, there is a