BPMG expands Web3 gaming with existing IPs and GHUB token

BPMG, the operator of the GemHUB social platform, announced plans to broaden its Web3 portfolio by turning three of its established game franchises into blockchain‑enabled titles and embedding its native GHUB token across the ecosystem [1].

Key takeaways

• BPMG will create Web3 versions of Fortress 3 Blue, Cooking Adventure (also known as My Little Chef) and EOS Red with its gaming subsidiary Blomics/Blomix [1][3][4].
• The GHUB token will be integrated into the new games, the POPLUS (or PopPlus) platform, and related services to enable cross‑game token flow [2][3].
• POPLUS serves as BPMG’s proprietary Web3 platform that will host the games and support a multi‑chain operating system that includes the Base chain for broader interoperability [2][3].
• Cooking Adventure’s IP, acquired from Grampus, brings over 33 million global downloads, providing a sizable existing audience for the upcoming Web3 rollout [4].

Leveraging Existing Franchises for Web3 Expansion

BPMG’s strategy centers on repurposing familiar titles rather than launching brand‑new blockchain games. Together with its gaming subsidiary—named Blomics in the Inven Global report and Blomix in other coverage—the company will develop Web3 adaptations of Fortress 3 Blue, a cross‑platform shooter; Cooking Adventure, a cooking simulation with 33 million cumulative downloads; and EOS Red, an MMORPG focused on large‑scale battles [1][3][4]. By embedding blockchain features into these known IPs, BPMG aims to attract players who are already invested in the franchises, lowering the barrier to entry for Web3 gaming.

The GHUB token, native to the GemHUB ecosystem, will be woven into the gameplay and the POPLUS platform. According to BPMG, the token will allow users to earn, spend, and transfer value across the different titles, creating an internal economic loop that links game rewards, platform services, and community activity [2][3]. POPLUS—referred to as PopPlus in some reports—functions as the technical foundation for this ecosystem, hosting the games and facilitating token interactions.

Building a Multi‑Chain Infrastructure

A key technical component of BPMG’s rollout is a multi‑chain operating system that incorporates the Base chain, among other networks. This architecture is intended to enable assets and tokens to move seamlessly between blockchains, reducing friction for users who may engage with multiple ecosystems [2][3]. The company frames this interoperability as essential for scaling its Web3 services globally and for connecting its games with broader decentralized finance and NFT platforms.

The acquisition of the Cooking Adventure IP also includes the transition of its development team from Grampus to BPMG, ensuring continuity and expertise as the title is adapted for PC and HTML5 platforms with added Web3 elements [4]. BPMG’s broader business includes services such as the K‑Mint multi‑chain wallet, blockchain platform development, and AI‑driven solutions, underscoring its capacity to support the technical demands of this expansion [3].