An onboarding checklist
A first win worth reaching
Anchor the introductory quest in an action that helps the player understand the game.
Claimr for Gaming
Give players clear goals for their next session
Give players a clear objective, a moment of recognition and something to look forward to. Connect supported game events to quests, challenges, achievements and competitions around your game.
Game studios - live ops teams - player communities
Explore campaign ideasA journey inside your productIllustrative preview
From first session to next chapter
An example engagement journey around a game
The meaningful action
Complete the introductory objective and discover the core game loop.
What confirms it
The game backend reports the configured tutorial-completion event.
First-win achievement
Sample campaign only - website exploration XP is separate
Start with the right goal
Good progression supports the game
Keep the fun in the gameplay. Use the engagement layer to make objectives, recognition and participation easier to follow.
An isolated achievement
Progress with a next chapter
Connect milestones with new challenges rather than ending the journey at the badge.
A competition without context
A clear invitation to take part
Explain who can enter, what contributes to the score and what happens when the campaign ends.
Possibilities for Gaming
Campaign ideas for every stage of play
Illustrative campaign ideas around your game. Game events, scoring and any in-game rewards still need an integration that fits your backend.
01
First-session quests
- The moment
- A new player is learning the core loop.
- The experience
- Break the introduction into meaningful objectives and recognize the first completed milestone.
- What to measure
- Tutorial and first-objective completion
02
Achievement journeys
- The moment
- A player has reached a meaningful gameplay milestone.
- The experience
- Show recognition and offer the next relevant challenge with a clear objective.
- What to measure
- Progression from one milestone to the next
03
Seasonal competitions
- The moment
- A campaign gives players a shared objective within a defined window.
- The experience
- Connect eligible gameplay events to competition rules and visible standings.
- What to measure
- Active participation and later return
04
Play together referrals
- The moment
- An engaged player wants to invite a friend.
- The experience
- Recognize the invitation when the referred player reaches the required gameplay milestone.
- What to measure
- Invited players who actually activate
The building blocks
Connect the parts that fit the program
Start with the capabilities your journey needs. Add another layer when it helps the participant or the product goal.
Gamification
Connect quests, challenges, achievements and competitions to visible player progression.
Explore Gamification
Automation
Turn supported game events and campaign conditions into configured outcomes.
Explore Automation
API and SDK
Connect backend events and choose how campaign progress appears around the game.
Explore API and SDKMake it work in your stack
Your game stays the source of truth
Claimr provides an engagement layer. Your game backend remains responsible for authoritative gameplay, entitlement checks and in-game reward delivery.
- 01
Define the game event
Choose the validated backend event that means a tutorial, objective or milestone is genuinely complete.
- 02
Configure the engagement
Map the event to the supported quest, challenge or competition rule. Define eligibility and the campaign window.
- 03
Connect the player experience
Use a supported web Widget surface or build a custom interface. Connect in-game outcomes through your backend where needed.
A browser-only signal is not a substitute for authoritative game validation. The Widget is not a drop-in native game HUD, and Claimr does not replace the game's anti-cheat system.
Customer story · Gaming ecosystem
Connect a gaming community to the wider ecosystem
One ecosystem season combined weekly community quests, partner studios and on-chain milestones. Partner totals count completion of both the follow and link task, not confirmed new players.
Read the case studyAnonymous Web3 gaming ecosystem · 2024 season · Full exported cohort
- Completed partner-studio quests
- ~33,000
Participant-studio pairs completing both configured tasks. One participant could complete quests for several studios.
How it’s measured for completed partner-studio quests - Participants passing a holding check
- ~2,100
Accounts completing at least one token-balance check across the two supported chains.
How it’s measured for participants passing a holding check
Agree on success before launch
Measure progress and player return
Separate initial completion, ongoing participation and return behavior. A leaderboard entry alone does not tell the whole story.
- First-session completion
- New players who finish the defined introductory objective, divided by eligible new players in the cohort.
- Milestone progression
- Players who reach the next defined achievement after completing the previous one.
- Season participation
- Eligible players with qualifying campaign activity, not simply those who opened the competition page.
- Player return rate
- Players who return for a qualifying session in the chosen day or week window after their first activity.
Compare cohorts with matching eligibility and observation windows. These definitions are not promised retention lifts or customer results.
Before the next move
A few useful answers
The right setup depends on the product, the supported signals and the experience you want to create.
Does Claimr work with games that do not use wallets?
Yes. Quests, challenges, achievements and competitions can be built around supported product or game events without adding wallet or onchain requirements.
Does Claimr replace our game backend?
No. Your backend remains authoritative for gameplay and game-owned rewards. Connect validated events and any required reward actions through the supported integration.
Can the Widget appear inside a native game?
The Widget is a web experience, not a drop-in native game HUD. For a native client or a bespoke in-game interface, discuss an API-based integration and the event flow with Claimr.
Can we run seasons or time-bounded competitions?
Design the campaign around defined eligibility, scoring and participation windows. Confirm scheduling, reset behavior and reward handling for the specific setup before launch.
Is the player journey on this page a live game?
No. It is a predefined illustration. Selecting a milestone does not submit game events, enter a competition or award campaign XP. Website exploration XP is separate.
Make the next move
Plan your next player campaign
Start with one player moment: the first win, a meaningful achievement or the next season. Let's build the journey around it.