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Games are a growing trend in crypto, with many games trying to be as "onchain" as possible in order to maximize composability. However, building onchain games can often lead to increased latency in the game as transactions need to settle to the underlying chain.

There are many directions projects are innovating in to try and reduce the latency while maintaining composability, with ZK cryptography being one of the most promising. In this paradigm, the goal is to enable players to play local-first, and then only synchronize with the chain as little as needed with a ZK proof of the actions they took.

ZK is poised to bring massive scalability to blockchains, enabling many use-cases that were previously too computationally expensive or required too many transactions to be viable before. However, ZK today often works in isolated environments which limits onboarding of users. Today, we'll cover how we've manage to connect EVM wallets (ex: MetaMask) to Mina Protocol so that users can interact with zkApps built using Mina Protocol without having to download a specialized wallet.

It's no secret that Web2 games currently process more transaction than any web3 game can handle. Although more recent games like our onchain RPG game Tarochi handled hundreds of concurrent players at launch with no problem, online games like FF14 peaks at over 20,000 active players daily. Our goal, therefore, has to be to scale decentralized gaming experiences to the same player count. This post describes our plans on how to get there by leveraging ZK cryptography.