Remix, the platform bringing vibe-coded video games to iOS, just dropped a major update that's set to change how creators earn from their games. Built on Base, an Ethereum layer-2 blockchain developed by Coinbase, this new economy layer introduces on-chain payments, making it easier for game makers to monetize their work directly.

At the heart of this release is a creator-friendly 90/10 revenue split—meaning developers keep 90% of the earnings while the platform takes just 10%. Payments happen instantly on the blockchain, and creators can withdraw their funds as USDC (a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar) anytime they want. No more waiting for payouts or dealing with traditional app store fees.

The rollout starts with "Boosts," a simple yet powerful feature. When players boost a game, it's essentially a small on-chain transaction that supports the creator. In return, boosters get a collectible border on the game, and the boosted title gains better visibility in Remix's discovery algorithm. This helps games reach more players without relying solely on viral marketing.

Looking ahead, Remix plans to expand this system. Creators could soon build custom achievements unlockable only by boosters, gated characters or content, and even cosmetic marketplaces. The goal? Shift the focus from churning out tons of games to crafting high-quality experiences that players love and return to. In the meme token world, where community and vibes drive value, this could inspire similar mechanics for token holders—think exclusive perks for boosting your favorite meme projects.

To kick things off, Remix is hosting $100 tournaments for every game that hits $100 in boosts over the next seven days, up to 20 games. These events run from December 5th to 8th, adding some competitive fun to the launch.

This move aligns with the broader trend in web3 gaming, where platforms like Remix are leveraging blockchain for transparent, peer-to-peer economies. Backed by heavy hitters like Base, Archetype, Lemniscap, and Variant Fund, Remix is positioning itself as a go-to hub for mobile games with a crypto twist.

Community reactions are buzzing, with creators excited about monetization options and players eyeing those tournament prizes. As one reply noted, it's like the on-chain creator flywheel is just starting to spin. If you're into meme tokens or web3, keep an eye on how these gaming economies might influence token designs—after all, boosts could be the new airdrops.

For more on emerging blockchain trends and how they intersect with meme culture, stick with Meme Insider. Dive into Remix and start boosting your favorite games today at remix.gg.