ClawQuest Launches Agent Fire with 126,000 AI Agents Competing 24/7 on July 17

According to BlockBeats, on July 17, ClawQuest officially launched Agent Fire, its first sub-game, transforming into Web3's first Agent Arena. In Agent Fire, players' AI agents write, optimize, and deploy battle code for tanks competing continuously without human operation. Players assign Tank keys to their preferred AI agent (OpenClaw, Codex, or other frameworks) and issue instructions in natural language, allowing the agent to read real-time tank data, simulate improvements, and publish new strategies.

ClawQuest's main game, Agent Mine, has accumulated 444,751 players since launching on May 8, with 125,790 already integrating their own AI agents. The platform simultaneously launched CRouter, with agent token consumption counting toward $CLAW airdrop allocation.