Infinite Labs was a Web3 gaming studio building a 3D multiplayer game on the Radix network, with in-game NFT assets that players owned and used directly in gameplay. The studio was founded by Blake and Ron and received a $15,000 Babylon Booster Grant to develop its flagship title, Dimensions.
Overview
Infinite Labs set out to merge competitive gaming with on-ledger asset ownership, targeting both gamers and creators. The team's stated goal was a 3D game with an engaging core loop, multiple game modes, and NFT items — such as limited-edition weapons and gear carrying stat bonuses — usable across a planned in-game marketplace. As the founders put it, "Building on Radix has simplified the Web3 integration process when developing our game."
Technology
Infinite Labs connected the Unreal Engine to both the Olympia and Babylon networks, and achieved minting of its "Companion" NFTs on each. The studio used Scrypto to model tokenized in-game assets, and had a roadmap that included on-ledger asset minting, a PvP technical demo, a first PvE level, an adventure mode, and creator tools.
Status
Infinite Labs appears dormant. Its website (inflabs.net) no longer resolves (DNS lookup fails, verified July 2026), and no public game launch or further milestones have followed the December 2023 Babylon integration. Infinite Labs remains a record of a Radix Babylon Booster Grant project that reached working Unreal Engine ↔ Radix integration but did not carry through to a shipped public title.