How the BATTLX Voucher Launch Works
A plain explanation of voucher.battlx.com, how vouchers work, and what is free versus optional during the soft launch.
Publishing & distribution
Playdq connects great games with the players looking for them
Playdq: games, published properly. Our first release is BATTLX, a dark fantasy combat game built for Telegram with an on-chain economy powered by GRAM.
Right now: One release, fully supported. BATTLX is live in soft launch, with the full platform behind it.
What Playdq does
Playdq handles the parts of a game launch that are easy to underestimate: infrastructure, economy design, and getting a game in front of players who are actually looking for it. Studios bring the game. Playdq brings the platform behind it.
Our first release
BATTLX: dark fantasy combat, built for Telegram
The first title on the platform
BATTLX marks the start of Playdq's catalog: a dark fantasy combat game with real combat systems, a real economy, and a launch built to grow past its soft launch phase.Built for Telegram
BATTLX runs as a Telegram Mini App, so players open it directly, with nothing to download separately.
On-chain economy
The in-game economy runs on GRAM, giving players verifiable ownership of what they earn.
Free to play, optional purchases
BATTLX is free to enter. Players can optionally buy vouchers and in-game items via Telegram Stars or GRAM.
Playdq at a glance
What the platform is built around, in plain terms.
Publisher
Model
BATTLX
First Release
Telegram
Distribution
GRAM
Economy
Why Playdq
A platform, not just a listing
Publishing a game is more than putting a link online. Here's what Playdq actually handles.
Distribution through Telegram
Games launch as Telegram Mini Apps, reaching players where they already are, without an app store detour.
Economy design
Payment models, in-game economies, and on-chain integration are built and tuned as part of the platform, not bolted on after launch.
Infrastructure handled
Servers, deployment, security, and uptime are managed centrally, so studios focus on the game itself.
Transparent, on-chain assets
Where a game uses an on-chain economy, GRAM gives players verifiable ownership rather than a database entry only the studio controls.
Long-term partnerships
Playdq works with studios past launch day, supporting updates, events, and growth rather than a one-time release.
A growing catalog
BATTLX is the first release. More partnerships are planned as the platform grows.
From the Playdq blog
View all posts »Updates on BATTLX, notes on how the platform works, and news on future partnerships.
Introducing Playdq: A Platform Built to Publish and Distribute Games
Playdq publishes and distributes games built by independent studios. Here is what that means, and why BATTLX is the first release.
The Playdq x BATTLX Partnership, Explained
BATTLX is the first title published and distributed through Playdq. Here is what that partnership actually covers.
What Is BATTLX? Dark Fantasy Combat Powered by GRAM
A closer look at BATTLX, the dark fantasy combat game published through Playdq, its Telegram Mini App, and the GRAM economy behind it.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What Playdq is, and what it isn't.
What is Playdq?
Playdq is a gaming platform that publishes and distributes games built by independent studios, handling infrastructure, economy design, and distribution so a launch has real support behind it.
What is the relationship between Playdq and BATTLX?
BATTLX is the first game released through the Playdq platform. It is a partnership, not a subsidiary: the studio builds the game, Playdq publishes and distributes it.
Is BATTLX free to play?
Yes, BATTLX is free to enter and play. Players can optionally purchase vouchers and in-game items through Telegram Stars or GRAM if they choose to.
What is GRAM?
GRAM is the on-chain economy layer behind BATTLX, giving players verifiable ownership of in-game assets rather than ownership that lives only in a studio-controlled database.
Is Playdq open to publishing other games?
Yes. BATTLX is the first release, and Playdq is actively building out a catalog. Studios interested in a distribution partnership can reach out through the contact page.
Where can I follow updates?
Through the Playdq blog, or directly via the BATTLX Telegram Mini App and battlx.com.
Ready to see the platform in action?
BATTLX is live in soft launch. No signup needed to take a look.