Taki Games and Unite have joined forces.

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Following a successful merger with Unite, Taki Games, a Web3 mobile game network, has expanded its operations to the Polygon network. The collaboration with the prominent Polygon DEX, Quickswap, has led to the introduction of new liquidity pools for the TAKI token.

Taki Games, in its expansion onto the Polygon network, merged with Unite, the entity responsible for the popular web3 and NFT project, Kungfu verse Post-merger, Weiwei Geng, the former CEO of Unite, assumed the role of CEO at Taki Games.

To ensure robust liquidity for the launch of TAKI on Polygon, Taki Games has partnered with Quickswap. This collaboration facilitates seamless TAKI transfers between Polygon and Solana, along with the creation of a dedicated liquidity pool for Taki's bridged token. Additionally, a TAKI/MATIC pool has been introduced.

Initially gaining recognition onPolygon for their web3 social product, which attracted a million members, Taki Games' expansion to Polygon aims to expedite the convergence of web2 and web3 gaming. The company is set to offer a diverse portfolio of mobile games powered by the TAKI token.

As part of the merger with Unite, Taki Games invested $2.5 million in fiat and TAKI to acquire two popular mobile games: Mom’s Kitchen and Bored Button. Mom’s Kitchen, with 150,000 downloads and 8,000 monthly active users (MAUs), and Bored Button, boasting over 5 million installs and more than 200,000 MAUs, are now integral parts of Taki Games' growing portfolio.