A Web3 esports platform where players link Steam, run their own tournaments with prize pools, and get an AI coach on their match history.
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Enigma Gaming was an esports platform where players linked their Steam accounts and played Counter-Strike and Dota 2 against people anywhere in the world.
Anyone could open a match or a tournament, set the entry fee and the prize pool, and the platform took care of the rest: entries, brackets, results and payouts. Instead of waiting for an organiser, the community ran its own competitions.
The platform pulled each player's match data from the Steam API and turned it into something usable: how results changed over time, what repeated across matches, and what to work on next, as charts and plain recommendations.
We did all of it — the identity, the interface, the front end, the back end and the crypto side. Accounts, matches, tournaments, balances and wallet connections live in one product, with the platform's own token, ENG, on BNB Chain behind entries and rewards.
The platform launched in 2023 and was later sold to another team, so we are not involved in what it does now.
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