Opinion
Developers have been focusing more on tokens than on making fun games. As a result, GameFi has been dying.
Developers have been focusing more on tokens than on making fun games. As a result, GameFi has been dying.
Users are interested in knowing the identities of developers behind the games they play. And soon, lawmakers are likely to write such disclosures into law.
Users who have the most ability to profit from the crass profiteering mechanisms are those who use automated systems to “play” the games.
Too many projects are releasing over-hyped trailers that they can’t match with gameplay.
From regulation to taxation, Japan has been hostile to cryptocurrency gaming. That stance is threatening the country's position as a global leader in gaming