GoLive Games launches first NFT-based esports game ‘Cricket Stars’

By cineramaApril 17, 2023NFT

Enhancing the excitement of the ongoing cricket fever in India, GoLive Games, a mid-core games publisher has unveiled Cricket Stars , India’s first NFT-based cricket strategy esports game powered […]

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GoLive Games launches first NFT-based esports game ‘Cricket Stars’

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