Soul Keep, in a way, is still part of the Splinterlands universe. Initially, it was created by Splinterlands but was later sold to Double Coconut. Both games are still connected.
You need a Splinterlands account to play and SPS to compete in higher leagues, as well as Dark Energy Crystals for certain items. Although it is now managed by another company, it still depends on Splinterlands.
Soul Keep, in a way, is still part of the Splinterlands universe. Initially, it was created by Splinterlands but was later sold to Double Coconut. Both games are still connected.
You need a Splinterlands account to play and SPS to compete in higher leagues, as well as Dark Energy Crystals for certain items. Although it is now managed by another company, it still depends on Splinterlands.