April was a blockbuster month for blockchain gaming, with investments soaring to a whopping $988 million - the highest since January 2021. The number of unique active wallets also hit a record high of 2.9 million. This surge in interest is partly due to the trend of play-to-airdrop and the buzz around new gaming tokens in the Web3 industry. Ronin's "Pixels" took the top spot among blockchain gaming platforms, outpacing former leader Polygon. The report also highlighted positive growth in the metaverse, with Mocaverse leading the pack in NFT collections. Despite industry challenges, blockchain gaming is showing strong signs of resurgence and growth.