TON Game 'Banana' Breaks 1 Million Users in 3 Days

‘BANANA,’ an idle game developed within the TON ecosystem, has quickly amassed over one million users within a span of less than 72 hours. This swift growth has been driven by major support from key figures in the TON community, positioning BANANA as a significant driver for the widespread adoption of Web3 gaming and a boost in user acquisition for the TON ecosystem.

The game has seen notable engagement from both Web2 and Web3 gamers, with players completing 2.9 million in-game tasks and connecting 580,000 social accounts to BANANA.

Powered by CARV—a modular data layer designed for gaming and AI—BANANA offers players a unique experience where they collect diverse Bananas, each possessing distinct attributes and rarities. Players earn points (PEELs) through interactions with these Bananas, which can be exchanged for USDT. These Bananas can be traded for various rewards, including points and cash, ensuring continued player engagement.

The launch of BANANA is a strategic move for CARV, complementing its existing data infrastructure and gaming platforms. It marks a significant step in CARV's business strategy, focusing on first-party game development and adtech innovations.

Leo Li, CGO of CARV, commented, “We’re witnessing a swift influx of users into the TON ecosystem. BANANA is designed to appeal to a wider audience, gather valuable user data for CARV Protocol, and grant users data sovereignty, enabling them to benefit from the value their data generates. BANANA is just the beginning, with more exclusive games to come in collaboration with the TON ecosystem.”