Jon Jordan and Jenny Jordan talk through the week's news including:

• [1:00] Axie Infinity: Atia's Legacy has launched its first 7-day playtest.
• [2:10] It's an MMOG that in part builds on the Axie Infinity: Homeland farming/trading game.
• [3:33] Jon thought the initial plans laid out for the game were a little sketchy.
• [8:16] Comparing the iterative approach of Pixels to whether Atia's Legacy needs a stronger direction.
• [10:12] Atia's Legacy probably won't be properly released until 2027. It's a big project.
• [11:10] Jon thinks it's likely that blockchain games need to be more onchain and collaborative.
• [15:42] Resource idle game Craft World announced its Era 3.1 roadmap.
• [18:15] Its challenge is building longterm interest from a simple idle mechanic.
• [19:30] Additions include new land requiring new assets and blueprints, and new base assets.
• [21:55] RavenQuest's idle game RavenIdle launches on 11th October.
• [28:05] Gunzilla has started the mainnet migration for EU-based PC players of Off The Grid.
• [32:06] Jon guestimates Off The Grid's active playerbase.
• [34:03] Gunzilla's official numbers are 300,000 accounts migrated to mainnet.
• [36:03] Immutable's (part) pivot from a gaming blockchain into a general games marketing channel.
• [37:34] All this week's drama around Pirate Nation and its $50 NFT burn offer.
• [39:05] Blockchain games' fundamental issue - divorcing real value assets from speculation.
• [42:18] Despite all the complains, Pirate Nation NFTs were free and holders got +$1,000 of tokens.
• [48:08] Jon's confession - he burnt his Pirate Nation NFT by mistake and so had to buy another one.techn