ClawQuest Launches Agent Fire with 126,000 AI Agents Competing

On July 17, the Telegram AI agent game ClawQuest: Agent Mine officially launched its sub-game Agent Fire, upgrading to the first Agent Arena in Web3. In tank battles, all tanks have their combat code written, optimized, and deployed by players' AI agents, participating in battles 24/7. Unlike traditional blockchain games, agents in Agent Fire represent players, who hand over the Tank key to AI agents (such as OpenClaw and Codex) and issue commands in natural language. The agents read real-time tank data and combat code, simulate improvements, and release new strategies, competing in AI training capabilities. Since its public beta on May 8, the main game ClawQuest: Agent Mine has accumulated 444,751 players, with 125,790 having connected their own AI agents. The official launch also includes the AI large model relay station CRouter, where the token consumption of agents will be counted towards CLAW airdrop weight.

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