Creo Engine unveils PowerPals at Coinfest Asia 2025

In a wrap-up shared on 26 August 2025, Creo Engine said it had concluded a two-day run at Coinfest Asia 2025, which the company framed as a strong showing for its $CREO token. Over those two days the team took part in networking sessions and VIP gatherings, and the company said its activity ranged from the main stage to behind-the-scenes meetings. The event was also used for the official unveiling of PowerPals, its upcoming casual game. PowerPals is built on Lisk and was described by the company as Lisk's first-ever Web3 game.

The showcase formed part of what Creo Engine called its collaboration with Lisk ($LSK). The company described the game's companion characters as adorable yet battle-ready, and said the game uses tap-to-earn mechanics linked to Web3 rewards. According to Creo Engine, PowerPals is built for scalability on the Lisk modular blockchain.

Creo Engine also spotlighted TagTag, which the company calls its flagship RWA-integrated casual gaming platform and describes as bridging play-to-earn with real-world finance. The company did not expand the acronym RWA in its post; in the sector it generally refers to real-world assets. TagTag is available on the Google Play Store and inside GoPay, a digital wallet under the GoTo Group that the company describes as Indonesia's leading digital wallet. According to Creo Engine, the GoTo Group also powers Gojek, which covers ride-hailing, food delivery and logistics, and Tokopedia, one of Indonesia's largest e-commerce platforms.

CEO Javier Tan joined Floq at the VIP dinner, a meeting the company said was aimed at further strengthening its cross-chain ties for future innovation. Creo Engine said its mission remained the same: to bring real-world Web3 utility to life, one game at a time.