Revolving Games Expands With GTFO and RCADE Rollout

Meme culture meets mobile gaming in the newest release from Revolving Games. GTFO, an endless runner based on the viral MEATBAGS IP, is officially entering the blockchain gaming space in partnership with RCADE Network and DeadBruv. As the $RCADE Token Generation Event (TGE) approaches on July 9, all eyes are on Revolving’s next move.

Let’s explore how Revolving Games is bringing humor, high-quality mobile gameplay, and web3 innovation together in a uniquely meme-powered experience — and what this means for the future of blockchain games.

GTFO and MEATBAGS Collide in Meme-Driven Action

GTFO isn’t just another mobile game. It’s a fast-paced endless runner where players step into the chaotic world of MEATBAGS — a meme-based brand that’s captured the internet’s attention with its wild humor and satirical flair.

With GTFO, MEATBAGS enters the world of gaming for the first time, marking a significant IP crossover. According to Revolving Games, the goal is to “mainstream the IP” by turning the community’s digital identity into something playable and rewarding.

“GTFO empowers the Meatbags community’s digital identity,” said Revolving Games via X (formerly Twitter).

The game is a cultural cocktail: viral internet humor meets interactive, replayable gameplay — all wrapped in web3’s unique reward system.

Why MEATBAGS Matters in Web3 Culture

In an attention economy, MEATBAGS knows how to stay relevant. Built by a team with a knack for creating culturally resonant content, the brand thrives on humor that reflects modern internet life.

Now, thanks to GTFO and its integration into the RCADE Network, MEATBAGS is becoming more than just content — it’s becoming an experience. By blending entertainment and utility, GTFO offers meme fans a way to actively engage with the IP, not just consume it.

And here’s the kicker: MEATBAGS is the first cross-chain IP with Adult Swim-level potential to debut on RCADE, setting a new standard for meme-driven blockchain experiences.

The $RCADE Token Launch Marks a Major Milestone

All this excitement leads to a significant moment: the $RCADE Token Generation Event on July 9.

Originally slated for Q1 2025 and later delayed to May, the TGE has been a long time coming. But now, with key partnerships locked in and a community ready to dive in, $RCADE is finally going live.

Revolving Games describes $RCADE as more than just a token — it’s a layer of infrastructure for web3 gaming. The token supports player ownership, rewards, and a streamlined publishing ecosystem through the RCADE Network.

“Six+ years in the making, $RCADE launches July 9; TGE is just the beginning.”

The timing of GTFO’s release is no coincidence. It’s a calculated move to showcase the utility of $RCADE in a real, functioning game from day one.

Building Games First, Blockchain Second

Unlike some studios chasing trends, Revolving Games follows a “games first, web3 second” philosophy.

Led by Ammar and Saad Zaeem, Revolving believes that creating a fun, engaging game comes before adding blockchain layers. It’s a proven strategy — one they tested with their flagship title War of Nova.

“Web3 ownership and decentralization should come after fun and user acquisition,” Ammar Zaeem told GamesBeat.

This approach has helped Revolving establish credibility in a space where too many projects overpromise and underdeliver.

War of Nova and Other Revolving Hits

War of Nova, a sci-fi MMO strategy game, has become Revolving’s biggest hit so far. Available on iOS and Android, it boasts impressive early stats:

• 45% Day 1 retention

• 38% Day 3 retention

• Over 30-minute average session times

• Expected $30 million in annual revenue

And the studio isn’t stopping there.

Other Notable Titles:

• HatchKings – A slot RPG that pulled in $1.4M in 10 days.

• Hatchlings – A Tamagotchi-style collectible pet game.

• Skyborne: Phoenix Flight – Coming later this year, it's pitched as Zelda meets Animal Crossing for casual RPG fans.

With each new game, Revolving is expanding its ecosystem, blending casual fun with blockchain-powered player incentives.

A Supercell for Web3?

Revolving isn’t shy about its ambitions. With over 700K installs, 40K paying players, and $50 million raised from investors like Animoca Brands, Pantera Capital, and even Rockstar Games co-creator Dan Houser, the studio has serious backing.

Most of their 150-person team operates from Pakistan, though the company is headquartered in San Francisco. Their previous studio, Caramel Tech, was sold in 2017 — making room for a full pivot into web3 gaming.

“We set out to build games people actually want to play — and that’s still the mission,” said Saad Zaeem.

Now, with GTFO and the $RCADE token launch, they’re doubling down on their vision: to become the Supercell of web3, bringing mass-market hits into a player-owned future.

Looking Ahead: GTFO, Skyborne, and Beyond

With GTFO set to go live, the next few weeks are crucial. Revolving aims to ensure a smooth launch, an impactful $RCADE TGE, and strong momentum heading into Skyborne: Phoenix Flight’s release later this year.

GTFO is more than just a meme-inspired runner. It’s the first step in a broader ecosystem where IP, community, and gameplay come together through web3.

As more developers, brands, and players look for fresh takes on blockchain games, Revolving is showing that it’s not just about tokens or trends — it’s about building fun, sustainable experiences that keep players coming back.