MoG Hits 10K Weekly Runs Two Weeks After Badge Campaign Ends

Men of Glory (MoG) is maintaining momentum two weeks after its badge campaign concluded, with @Skarly reporting over 10,000 runs logged in the first 24 hours of Week 4 alongside a $20,000 weekly prize pool.

The figure is notable because it nearly matches the game's all-time high of 10,400 daily runs, which was set on the opening day of badge week — a period typically associated with peak incentive-driven activity. Sustaining comparable numbers without an active badge campaign suggests organic retention rather than purely incentive-driven engagement.

Context

MoG is an onchain gaming project built on the Abstract blockchain, an Ethereum Layer 2. @Skarly, a key figure behind the project, notes that MoG operates at the intersection of gaming, crypto, and L2s — three sectors that have historically struggled to attract mainstream attention simultaneously.

The 20,000 weekly pool continues to serve as the primary competitive incentive for players, distributed based on run performance.

What to Watch

With Week 4 underway and metrics trending upward post-badge, the key question is whether MoG can sustain this run volume through the remainder of the week without the added pull of a badge campaign. Further weekly updates from @Skarly are expected as the cycle progresses.