As the CEO of a web3 game studio, I can't thank you enough for this post. We've been making design decisions serendipitously aligned with many of the principles you've outlined here, so it's fantastic having outside and independent validation of the direction we're taking our game.
We came to a similar conclusion that web3 game sustainability is more f2p+; therefore, established f2p publishers and teams can have a substantial edge over pure crypto native teams. Making a fun game is part art and lots of science.
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As the CEO of a web3 game studio, I can't thank you enough for this post. We've been making design decisions serendipitously aligned with many of the principles you've outlined here, so it's fantastic having outside and independent validation of the direction we're taking our game.
We came to a similar conclusion that web3 game sustainability is more f2p+; therefore, established f2p publishers and teams can have a substantial edge over pure crypto native teams. Making a fun game is part art and lots of science.
Excellent primer on the current state of web3. I subscribed!