Kigu: The First 24/7 AI Online Game Streamer From Web3 Gaming Franchise Super Champs

The Web3 gaming franchise Super Champs announced earlier this month the introduction of its first autonomous AI agent, Kigu.

Web3 gaming franchise Super Champs announced earlier this month the introduction of its first autonomous AI agent, Kigu. The gaming project announced that Kigu will begin streaming game livestreams on video streaming platforms YouTube and TikTok to his over 600,000 followers, starting with Bullet League.

The franchise announced that the livestreaming of the game will increase the mass appeal towards Super Champs and its games, Bullet League and Racket Rampage. The announcement also confirmed that venturing into AI will help propel Super Champs to create a global Web3 gaming franchise.

Super Champs highlighted global engagement across its platforms and social media. The franchise confirmed that it receives over 100,000 daily users, millions of views on social media platforms, and thousands of likes on its posts. The platform has over 460,000 Twitter followers, while the two Super Champs games have over 5 million downloads.

The gaming franchise further expects that the game livestreams will expand the Super Champs community, with expectations to explore more games in the future. More AI agents, including Groopie and Tsu Tsu, will debut on the livestreams later. Some AI Super Champs agents have previously appeared on social media alongside Kigu.

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Abhishek Pawa, founder of the Web3 marketing and consulting firm AP Collective, shared that Kigu’s development had been ongoing for over two years before the recent integration. Pawa speculated that the more the Super Champs Universe audience grows, the more developers will want to build on the IP.

Super Champs also announced that Kigu will be the first 24/7 AI online game streamer, changing the dynamics of AI agents interacting with audiences. The franchise added that Kigu is expected to be versatile when discussing games on different streaming platforms. The platform announced that games could integrate the Super Champs AI SDK for Kigu to discuss it, giving it more exposure through ‘virtual influencing.’

The platform explained that Kigu going live was the first step to introducing more genres beyond gaming. The franchise also expects Kigu and other AI agents to change how its community experiences Web3 gaming. Super Champs added that Kigu and other AI agents will act as a bridge between the Super Champs IP and the gamers.

$CHAMP token drives Super Champs AI agents

Finally, Super Champs revealed that its native and utility token, $CHAMP, will allow its community to access AI content and infrastructure. The franchise gave an example of other game studios requesting a feature on livestreaming content using the token. The platform also explained that more AI developments will expand the $CHAMP token’s utility.

The Web3 gaming franchise has expanded $CHAMP’s availability across different networks. Last year, Super Champs officially launched the token on Base in November through a strategic partnership with the Aerodrome DEX. More recently, the token became available on Ethereum through Uniswap.

The token, which has a finite supply of 1 billion tokens, is expected to increase in value for its holders as the platform expands. CoinMarketCap data indicated that the token is trading at around $0.0571, up over 1% in the past 24 hours. However, the token’s trading volume is still down significantly in the past 24 hours, recording a 16% drop.