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Heroes of Mavia: Building Your Empire in the Web3 Realm – A Deep Dive

John: Welcome back to our GameFi corner, everyone. The digital frontier is constantly expanding, and few areas are as dynamic as Web3 gaming. Today, we’re diving deep into a title that’s been making waves: Heroes of Mavia.

Lila: Hi John! I’ve definitely heard the buzz around Heroes of Mavia. With so many GameFi projects out there, what makes this one capture so much attention? Is it just another clone, or is there something genuinely new here?

John: That’s the million-dollar question, Lila. Heroes of Mavia, developed by Skrice Studios, aims to be a AAA-quality mobile-first (and PC accessible) MMO (Massively Multiplayer Online) strategy game. Think of popular base-building strategy games, but supercharged with Web3 elements like true asset ownership through NFTs and a dual-token economy. Its core genre is strategy and base building, set in a vibrant fantasy world.

Lila: AAA quality and Web3? That’s a bold claim! I’m excited to learn more. So, it’s about building bases and fighting, like some classic mobile strategy games?

Overview & Key Features

John: Precisely. The game takes place on a fantasy-themed island called Mavia, as mentioned on platforms like OKX and Bitpanda (SERP 10, 14). Players are tasked with building and developing their base, training an army, and then using that army to battle other players for resources and dominance. The key difference from traditional games is the integration of blockchain technology, which we’ll explore.

Lila: So, it’s that familiar addictive loop of build, attack, defend, upgrade? I can see the appeal! What about the “key features” that make it stand out within that loop?

John: Indeed. The core gameplay revolves around several pillars:

Base Building: This is fundamental. You construct and upgrade a variety of buildings, including your Headquarters, resource generators (Gold and Oil), defensive structures like walls, cannons, and missile launchers, and army training facilities. Strategic base layout is crucial for defending against attackers.
Army Composition: You’ll train diverse offensive and defensive units. While specific details on all unit types emerge as you play, expect a range of ground troops, air units, and specialized warriors, each with unique strengths and weaknesses.
Heroes: Beyond regular troops, powerful Hero units play a significant role in both offense and defense. These Heroes often have unique abilities that can turn the tide of a battle. They are also one of the core NFT types in the game.
Player vs. Player (PvP) Battles: The heart of the competitive aspect. You scout enemy bases, deploy your troops strategically, and aim to destroy their base to steal resources (like RUBY, the in-game currency) and earn trophies.
Land Ownership: Your base is built on a plot of Land, which is an NFT. This means you truly own your primary game real estate on the blockchain. We’ll delve into this more in the NFT section.
Stunning Visuals: Heroes of Mavia boasts a “captivating 3D world that combines stunning visuals, immersive special effects, and a gaming experience unparalleled in mobile,” according to its Google Play Store listing (SERP 4). This focus on quality is a big draw.

Lila: Wow, “stunning visuals” and “immersive special effects” on mobile are big promises! And Heroes as NFTs? That sounds like they could become quite valuable depending on their abilities and rarity.

John: Exactly. The visual presentation is a key differentiator Skrice Studios is pushing. They’re aiming for a polished experience that doesn’t feel like a quick Web3 cash-grab, but a genuinely engaging game that also happens to leverage blockchain benefits.

Lila: You mentioned “Land” as an NFT. So the very ground my base is on has real-world tradable value? How does that work within the game?

John: Correct. Owning Land is central to the Mavia experience. These Land NFTs come in different rarities – Common, Rare, and Legendary – which can affect their location, aesthetics, and potentially other in-game factors or earning potential. You build, upgrade, and defend *your* Land. This ties directly into the “play-to-earn” and “play-to-own” aspects.

Lila: That’s fascinating! So, my base isn’t just in the game; it’s an asset. What about other features? Are there alliances or social elements?

John: Yes, like many MMO strategy games, social interaction is key. Players can form Alliances, allowing them to cooperate, share troops, participate in Alliance-specific events, and engage in larger-scale conflicts. The 2025 roadmap even mentions “Alliance Wars” (SERP 9), suggesting this aspect will be further developed.

Technical Elements

John: From a technical standpoint, Heroes of Mavia is designed to be accessible. It’s available as a mobile game, downloadable for Android (SERP 13) and likely iOS (standard for mobile MMOs, though specific iOS SERP data wasn’t prominent, the official site would confirm). Importantly, it’s also playable on PC via Google Play Games (SERP 4), which is a great option for those who prefer a larger screen or more traditional gaming setup.

Lila: Playable on both phone and PC – that’s a huge plus for flexibility! I often switch between devices. Is the game engine known? To deliver those “stunning visuals,” they must be using something pretty capable.

John: While the specific game engine isn’t always highlighted in broad marketing, the emphasis on high-quality 3D graphics suggests a robust engine like Unity or Unreal Engine, which are common for such ambitious mobile and cross-platform titles. The goal is a smooth, visually rich experience regardless of the platform.

Lila: And for those of us who might be new to Web3 games, is it complicated to get set up? All this talk of NFTs and crypto can be a bit daunting for beginners.

John: Skrice Studios seems aware of this potential barrier. Their X (formerly Twitter) profile mentions “From account sign-in to marketplace access and even land integration. All these tips and tricks to simplify your gaming experience!” (SERP 1). This suggests a focus on user-friendly onboarding. Furthermore, offerings like the “Heroes of MAVIA Starter Pack” (SERP 3) are likely designed to ease new players into the ecosystem, potentially providing some initial assets or currency.

Lila: A “Starter Pack” sounds helpful! So, they’re trying to make it less intimidating than some other crypto games that throw you in the deep end with wallet connections and gas fees right away?

John: That appears to be the aim. While a crypto wallet will eventually be necessary to fully interact with the NFT and token aspects (like trading MAVIA or NFTs on a marketplace), the initial gameplay experience is often streamlined in modern GameFi titles. Heroes of Mavia is also described as “free-to-play” (SERP 14), which typically means you can download and start playing without an upfront purchase, though owning NFTs like Land will unlock the full suite of Web3 features and earning potential.

NFT & Blockchain Usage

John: This is where Heroes of Mavia truly enters the Web3 domain. As we’ve touched upon, Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are integral. Think of NFTs as unique digital certificates of ownership for in-game items, stored on a blockchain.

Lila: So, the Land plots we build our bases on are NFTs. What else in the game uses this NFT technology? You mentioned Heroes?

John: Correct. The primary NFTs in Heroes of Mavia are:

Land (Bases): Each player’s base resides on a Land NFT. These are foundational.
Heroes: Powerful units with unique abilities. Owning them as NFTs means you can potentially trade them or use them across different aspects of the Mavia ecosystem.
Statues: These are decorative and potentially functional NFTs that can be placed on your base to provide boosts or other benefits.

This means these assets are not just entries in a game company’s database; you have verifiable ownership of them on the blockchain.

Lila: Verifiable ownership sounds powerful. Which blockchain is Heroes of Mavia built on? I know that can affect things like transaction speed and cost.

John: Heroes of Mavia is built on the Ethereum blockchain (SERP 7, 15). Ethereum is the largest and most established blockchain for smart contracts and NFTs, offering a high degree of security and a vast ecosystem.

Lila: Ethereum! That’s the big one. But I’ve also heard it can have high “gas fees” (transaction costs). Is that a concern for players doing lots of in-game actions or trades?

John: That’s a valid concern often associated with Ethereum. However, many projects, including Mavia, are looking at or implementing Layer 2 scaling solutions or sidechains to mitigate these costs and improve transaction speeds for everyday gameplay. The 2025 roadmap for Heroes of Mavia, for instance, mentions a “Nexira migration” (SERP 9). While details on Nexira are specific to Mavia’s plans, such migrations often aim to enhance efficiency and reduce costs, potentially by moving certain operations to a more scalable network that still benefits from Ethereum’s security.

Lila: A “Nexira migration” sounds promising for a smoother experience. It shows they’re thinking about those practical blockchain issues. Now, let’s talk tokens! I’ve seen MAVIA mentioned everywhere.

Tokens: MAVIA and RUBY

John: Indeed. Heroes of Mavia utilizes a dual-token economy, which is quite common in GameFi projects. The two main tokens are MAVIA and RUBY.

Lila: Okay, break it down for us, John. What’s the MAVIA token all about?

John: MAVIA is the game’s primary governance and utility token. It was introduced by Skrice Studios as the native cryptocurrency for their MMO strategy game (SERP 10). Its functions typically include:

Marketplace Transactions: Used for buying and selling NFTs (Land, Heroes, Statues) on the Mavia marketplace.
Staking: Potentially allowing holders to lock up MAVIA to earn rewards or other benefits. Forbes, in a general context for assets listed on their price pages, mentions “staking options” (SERP 5), though Mavia-specific staking details would come from official game channels.
Governance: MAVIA holders might have a say in the future development and direction of the game, though the extent of this is usually detailed in whitepapers or official communications.

The MAVIA token launched in February 2024 (SERP 7) and is traded on various cryptocurrency exchanges.

Lila: I saw so much news about its price! It seemed to shoot up really fast after launch. CoinGecko showed it at $0.2057 on March 11, 2025 (SERP 2), but other articles from around March 2025 mentioned huge surges, like 430% or 450% (SERP 7, 15, 16), and even a 78% jump in a single day (SERP 8, 11)!

John: You’re right, Lila. The MAVIA token has experienced significant price volatility. For example, CCN.com reported that “While the token was successful immediately after its launch in February 2024, it has crashed since then” (SERP 7), yet other reports from March 2025 highlighted remarkable recoveries and surges (SERP 8, 11, 12, 16). This kind of volatility is characteristic of many newer tokens in the crypto market, especially in the GameFi sector. It underscores the importance of caution and research for anyone considering investing.

Lila: That’s a roller coaster for sure! So, MAVIA is the external-facing token. What about RUBY? I saw that mentioned in the context of a “Ruby 2.0 migration” in the roadmap (SERP 6).

John: RUBY is the primary in-game, play-to-earn currency. This is what you’ll earn by actively playing the game – winning battles against other players, completing challenges, and potentially through other in-game activities. RUBY is then used for most in-game progression, such as:

Upgrading buildings in your base.
Training your troops and heroes.
Researching new technologies or unit upgrades.

The “Ruby 2.0 migration” mentioned in the 2025 roadmap (SERP 6) suggests that the developers are planning to evolve or overhaul the RUBY system, likely to improve its sustainability, utility, or overall economic balance within the game.

Lila: So, to put it simply for a beginner: you play the game, win battles, and earn RUBY. Then you use RUBY to make your base and army stronger. MAVIA is more for trading the big NFT assets or having a stake in the game’s future, and it’s the one with the fluctuating market price?

John: That’s an excellent summary, Lila. RUBY fuels your day-to-day gameplay and progression, while MAVIA connects the game to the broader crypto economy and offers deeper ecosystem involvement.

NFT Marketplace

John: A crucial component of the Web3 integration is the NFT marketplace. Heroes of Mavia provides a platform where players can buy, sell, and trade their NFT assets – Land, Heroes, and Statues. The game’s X profile mentions “marketplace access” as a core feature they provide tips for (SERP 1).

Lila: So if I get a really strong Hero NFT or develop a prime piece of Land NFT, I could actually sell it to another player for MAVIA tokens, or maybe even other cryptocurrencies?

John: Precisely. This creates a player-driven economy. The value of these NFTs can fluctuate based on rarity, utility in the game, demand, and overall market sentiment. Transactions on the official marketplace would likely use MAVIA tokens primarily, but sometimes external marketplaces that support Ethereum NFTs (like OpenSea or Blur) could also list Mavia assets, potentially allowing trades in ETH or stablecoins. However, using the official marketplace is generally recommended for security and direct integration.

Lila: That adds a whole new dimension to gaming! It’s not just about virtual achievements anymore; they can have tangible, tradable value. This is the core of “play-to-earn,” isn’t it?

John: It’s a significant part of it, yes. The ability to earn in-game currency (RUBY) that can potentially be converted or used to acquire/upgrade NFTs, which then have market value, is a key draw of the play-to-earn model. But it’s also about “play-to-own” – having true digital property rights over your in-game items.

Getting Started

John: For those interested in jumping into the world of Mavia, the process is designed to be fairly straightforward for a Web3 game. First, you’ll need to download the game. It’s available on the Google Play Store for Android devices and also for PC through Google Play Games (SERP 4, 13). Players should check the official Heroes of Mavia website (heroesofmavia.com) for the most current download links, including for iOS if available.

Lila: Okay, download the game. What’s next? Do I need a crypto wallet immediately?

John: You’ll need to create an account (SERP 1). Many Web3 games allow you to start playing with a simple email/password or social login, and then connect a crypto wallet later when you want to engage with the NFT trading or token management aspects. For full Web3 functionality – like minting, buying, or selling NFTs, or managing your MAVIA tokens – you will eventually need a self-custodial crypto wallet compatible with the Ethereum network, such as MetaMask or Trust Wallet.

Lila: You mentioned it’s “free-to-play” (SERP 14). So I don’t need to buy expensive Land NFT right at the start to try out the game?

John: Correct. The “free-to-play” model usually means you can experience the core gameplay loop – building, battling, joining alliances – without an initial NFT purchase. However, to fully benefit from the play-to-earn mechanics and NFT ownership, acquiring a Land NFT will likely be necessary. There might also be rental systems or scholarship-like programs, which are common in GameFi, allowing players to use NFT assets owned by others for a share of the earnings, but specifics for Mavia would be detailed in their official guides.

Lila: That’s good to know there’s an accessible entry point. And what about that “Heroes of MAVIA Starter Pack” (SERP 3)? Is that something new players should look out for?

John: Yes, the “Heroes of MAVIA Starter Pack” (SERP 3, often promoted on their X account) is likely a bundle designed to help new players get a foothold. These packs often contain a mix of in-game resources, perhaps some basic units, or even a small amount of currency to kickstart your progress. It’s worth checking their official announcements for the contents and availability of such packs.

Lila: Any quick tips for absolute beginners once they’re in the game, John? What should be the initial focus?

John: For any base-building strategy game, the early game is crucial. Focus on:

Upgrading your Headquarters: This usually unlocks new buildings, units, and upgrades.
Securing Resources: Build and upgrade your Gold and Oil collectors and storages. Resources are the lifeblood of your base.
Building Defenses: Don’t leave your base vulnerable. Start with basic walls and defensive towers.
Learning Unit Strengths/Weaknesses: Experiment with different troop compositions in early battles to understand how they perform.
Joining an Alliance: The benefits of an alliance – shared knowledge, troop donations, and camaraderie – can significantly speed up your progress and make the game more enjoyable.

And, as Mavia’s X account suggests, look for their “tips and tricks” (SERP 1) to simplify the experience.

Reputation & Reviews

John: Heroes of Mavia has certainly generated a lot of discussion since its token launch and global release. The sentiment has been a mix, which is common for ambitious GameFi projects.

Lila: I can imagine! With those MAVIA token price swings we talked about, there must have been a lot of excitement and maybe some nervousness too. What are people generally praising about the game?

John: On the positive side, there’s been considerable praise for:

Visual Quality: The commitment to “stunning visuals” and “immersive special effects” (SERP 4) is often highlighted. Players appreciate a polished look and feel, especially in the Web3 space where some projects can feel underdeveloped graphically.
Engaging Core Gameplay: The strategy/base-building genre is popular for a reason. Mavia taps into this familiar and addictive gameplay loop, which resonates with a broad audience.
Strong Community Growth: With over 418.2K followers on X (@MaviaGame) (SERP 1, 3), there’s clearly a large and active community interested in the project. This is vital for an MMO’s longevity.
Ambitious Roadmap: The announcement of a detailed 2025 roadmap (SERP 6, 9) shows a commitment to long-term development and evolution, which can build confidence.
Successful Token Launch (Initial Hype): The MAVIA token launch generated significant buzz and initial price surges (SERP 8, 11, 12, 15, 16), bringing a lot of eyes to the project. For example, 99Bitcoins reported it “blasted +375%” (SERP 8) and Decrypt noted a spike of 430% (SERP 16) at one point.

Lila: Those are some strong positives, especially the community size and the focus on quality. But no game is perfect. What are some of the criticisms or challenges Heroes of Mavia has faced or might face?

John: Naturally, there are challenges and criticisms as well:

Token Volatility: As we discussed, the MAVIA token, despite its impressive surges, has also experienced periods of significant price decline. CCN.com noted it “crashed since” its successful launch (SERP 7). This volatility can be a concern for players focused on the earning aspect.
Complexity for Web3 Newcomers: While efforts are made to simplify onboarding, the inherent nature of NFTs, crypto wallets, and blockchain transactions can still be a hurdle for traditional gamers unfamiliar with Web3 concepts.
Sustainability of Play-to-Earn Economies: This is a broader GameFi challenge. Ensuring the long-term health and balance of the in-game economy, particularly the RUBY token and NFT values, requires careful management and continuous adaptation by the developers. The “Ruby 2.0” plan suggests they are actively addressing this.
Game Balance: In any competitive strategy game, maintaining fair and engaging game balance between different units, heroes, and defensive capabilities is an ongoing task that requires constant monitoring and tweaking.

Lila: So, the usual GameFi growing pains, then? Balancing the fun of the game with a stable crypto-economy seems like a tightrope walk for developers.

John: It is. And player expectations are high. But the active development and communication, like the roadmap, are good signs they are committed to navigating these challenges.

Q&A

Q1: What makes Heroes of Mavia’s use of blockchain special compared to other games?

John: What Heroes of Mavia emphasizes is the depth of integration with its core gameplay. It’s not just about tacking on NFTs; the Land NFTs are your actual base, the foundation of your entire game experience. The Heroes and Statues are also integral to gameplay strategy. This deep integration aims for a more meaningful form of ownership than just collectible skins. Furthermore, the commitment to building a player-driven economy around these assets on a secure blockchain like Ethereum, with plans for scaling, is a key differentiator.

Lila: So, it’s less about blockchain for blockchain’s sake, and more about how it can enhance the core strategy game experience by giving players real ownership and a stake in the game world itself?

John: Precisely. The goal is to make the blockchain elements feel like a natural and empowering extension of the game, rather than a gimmick.

Q2: How does the in-game currency system (MAVIA & RUBY) work for players who want to earn?

John: For players focused on earning, the system is two-fold. RUBY is the primary currency earned through active gameplay: winning battles, completing daily quests, participating in events, etc. The more skilled and active you are, the more RUBY you can potentially accumulate. This RUBY is then used to upgrade your base and army, making you more competitive, or it could potentially be part of a mechanism to craft or upgrade NFTs, or even be exchangeable in some form, though specifics on RUBY’s direct off-ramps can vary and evolve.

MAVIA, on the other hand, is earned or acquired through different means, often related to higher-level engagement like staking, participating in special events, or by trading NFTs on the marketplace. Since MAVIA is a freely traded cryptocurrency, earnings in MAVIA (e.g., from selling a valuable NFT) can be exchanged on crypto exchanges for other cryptocurrencies or fiat money, subject to market conditions.

Lila: So, skillful play directly translates into RUBY, which improves your game, and successful trading of NFTs or strategic MAVIA acquisition offers the path to external value. That’s the “Play-to-Earn” dream, right?

John: That’s the core idea, yes. Success in the game, whether through strategic prowess in battles or shrewd trading in the marketplace, can lead to tangible rewards.

Q3: Can I trade my Heroes of Mavia NFTs? If so, where and how?

John: Absolutely. Trading NFTs is a cornerstone of the Heroes of Mavia experience. You can trade your Land, Hero, and Statue NFTs. The primary place for this will be the official Heroes of Mavia in-game marketplace. This platform is specifically designed for Mavia assets, ensuring compatibility and likely using MAVIA tokens for transactions.

To trade, you would typically:

Ensure your crypto wallet (e.g., MetaMask) is connected to the game or marketplace.
List your NFT for sale at a set price, or put it up for auction.
Alternatively, you can browse listings from other players and purchase NFTs you desire.

Additionally, because Mavia NFTs are on the Ethereum blockchain, they may also be tradable on larger, third-party NFT marketplaces that support Ethereum NFTs, such as OpenSea or Blur. However, players should always exercise caution and verify the authenticity of collections and platforms when trading outside the official marketplace.

Lila: That’s great! So if I nurture a piece of Land to be really powerful, or get lucky with a super rare Hero, I’m not stuck with it – I can offer it to the highest bidder. That makes every valuable asset feel even more significant.

Developer Info

John: The driving force behind Heroes of Mavia is Skrice Studios (SERP 10, 17). While not a household name like some giant game developers, they’ve made a significant impact in the Web3 gaming space by focusing on delivering a high-quality, polished product.

Lila: Skrice Studios. What’s their main vision or philosophy for Mavia, from what you can tell?

John: Their stated aim appears to be merging the engaging, strategic depth of traditional base-builder games with the innovative potential of Web3 technologies. They emphasize creating a “AAA-quality” experience, which suggests a focus on production values, gameplay quality, and long-term sustainability, rather than just capitalizing on short-term crypto trends. Their website (mavia.com) and official communications would provide more direct insight into their long-term vision.

Lila: Are there any notable tech partners or significant investors backing Skrice Studios or Heroes of Mavia that players might recognize?

John: Heroes of Mavia has garnered support from various entities in the crypto and gaming space. While a comprehensive list of all private investors isn’t always public, the project has had collaborations and integrations. For instance, NFTPlazas reported in March 2025 that “Heroes of Mavia is set to enhance its ecosystem by integrating the GameLink platform” (SERP 18). GameLink is known as a Web3 gaming distribution and infrastructure platform, so such a partnership would aim to expand Mavia’s reach and technical capabilities. Major partnerships are usually announced on their official channels, like their X account @MaviaGame.

Roadmap Insights

John: Looking ahead, Skrice Studios has laid out an ambitious 2025 roadmap for Heroes of Mavia, which was highlighted on their X account and reported by outlets like PlayToEarn.com (SERP 6, 9). This roadmap is crucial as it signals ongoing development and commitment to the game’s future.

Lila: A 2025 roadmap! That’s exciting. What are some of the key highlights players can look forward to?

John: According to the announcements (SERP 6, 9), the 2025 roadmap includes several significant updates:

Nexira Migration: This is a significant technical update. While specifics of “Nexira” would be proprietary to Mavia, such migrations usually aim to improve scalability, reduce transaction costs, and enhance overall network performance for the game. This could be a move to a Layer 2 solution or a custom sidechain.
Alliance Wars: This points to a major expansion of the social and competitive gameplay. Alliance Wars will likely involve large-scale battles between player alliances, offering new strategic challenges and rewards.
Ruby 2.0 Migration: This is a critical economic update. It suggests a redesign or significant overhaul of the RUBY token system. This could involve changes to how RUBY is earned, spent, its tokenomics, or its overall role in the game economy, likely to ensure its long-term sustainability and balance.
Ecosystem and Game Updates: The roadmap promises new features and improvements throughout the year, “all designed to provide a better blockchain gaming experience” (SERP 6). This could include new units, heroes, game modes, quality-of-life improvements, and further balancing.

As their X highlights from December 14, 2024, put it: “Mavia’s 2025 Roadmap is here. From Nexira migration to Alliance Wars—this year sets the foundation for the future of onchain gaming.” (SERP 9)

Lila: Wow, Nexira migration for better performance, Alliance Wars for more epic battles, and Ruby 2.0 for a healthier economy – that sounds like they’re addressing key areas for growth and player satisfaction! It shows they’re listening and planning for the long haul.

John: Exactly. A clear and ambitious roadmap is often a good indicator of a project’s health and its developers’ dedication. It gives the community something to look forward to and shows that the game is intended to evolve and improve over time.

Summary

John: So, to bring it all together, Heroes of Mavia presents itself as a compelling option in the GameFi landscape. It combines the proven appeal of strategy base-building games with the innovative features of Web3, such as true asset ownership through NFTs (Land, Heroes, Statues) and a dual-token economy (MAVIA and RUBY). With its focus on high-quality visuals and engaging gameplay, it aims to attract both traditional gamers and crypto enthusiasts.

Lila: It definitely sounds like more than just a fleeting trend. The idea of building a powerful base that’s also a tradable NFT, leading an army of cool Hero NFTs, and competing for actual rewards is very appealing. And with that 2025 roadmap, it seems like the adventure is just getting started for Mavia players!

John: Indeed. The game has demonstrated significant market interest, evidenced by its large community and the notable movements of its MAVIA token. However, like any GameFi project, especially those involving volatile crypto assets, it comes with its own set of risks and challenges. The key for Skrice Studios will be to continue delivering on their promises, balancing the game economy effectively, and fostering their growing community.

Lila: It’s one to watch, for sure! Especially to see how things like the Nexira migration and Ruby 2.0 pan out to shape the player experience. Thanks for the deep dive, John!

John: My pleasure, Lila. It’s a dynamic space, and Heroes of Mavia is certainly a significant player contributing to its evolution.

References

Official Heroes of Mavia Website: https://www.mavia.com/ (Inferred from SERP 17)
Heroes of Mavia X (Twitter): @MaviaGame (SERP 1, 3)
CoinGecko – Heroes of Mavia Price: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/heroes-of-mavia (SERP 2)
PlayToEarn.com – Heroes of Mavia Unveils 2025 Roadmap: https://playtoearn.com/news/heroes-of-mavia-unveils-2025-roadmap-ruby-20-migration-begins-soon (SERP 6)
CCN.com – Heroes of Mavia (MAVIA) Up 450%: What’s Next?: (Reference to SERP 7 article regarding token performance and history)
OKX Learn – Heroes of Mavia Launch: What’s Driving the Hype: (Reference to SERP 10 article for game description)
Google Play Store – Heroes of Mavia on PC: https://play.google.com/pc-store/games/details?id=com.skrice.mavia (SERP 4)
99Bitcoins – Heroes of Mavia Just BLASTED +375%: (Reference to SERP 8 for token performance)
Decrypt – ‘Heroes of Mavia’ Ethereum Game Token Spikes 430%: (Reference to SERP 16 for token performance)
NFTPlazas – Heroes of Mavia to Expand with GameLink Platform: (Reference to SERP 18 for partnership information)
Bitpanda – Buy Heroes of Mavia: (Reference to SERP 14 for free-to-play information)

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