NFT Games Development

[crwth]

With the year 2021, I noticed that the boom in NFT games has been hyped ever since the lockdown. We are experiencing a bunch of influx of players to cryptocurrency platforms because of these games.

I'm curious as to how much hard and capital is need for this? Below are some questions that are itching to be answered.

• In developing a game, usually you would need a game development design form, is it the same as when you are developing a game for blockchain?
• Essential core team member parts that are needed?
• Whitepaper first?
• Possible book references in this gaming industry relating to blockchain

Maybe these simple questions can help others develop their own games/dApps as well.

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[bitmover]

With the year 2021, I noticed that the boom in NFT games has been hyped ever since the lockdown. We are experiencing a bunch of influx of players to cryptocurrency platforms because of these games.

I'm curious as to how much hard and capital is need for this? Below are some questions that are itching to be answered.

• In developing a game, usually you would need a game development design form, is it the same as when you are developing a game for blockchain?
• Essential core team member parts that are needed?
• Whitepaper first?
• Possible book references in this gaming industry relating to blockchain

Gaming industry is bigger than music and film industries combined. Designing a high quality game costs a LOT of money.

E3 2021: Video games are bigger business than ever, topping movies and music combined. In 2020, the U.S. video game industry grew 27% to $56.9 billion in revenue, says NPD Group, surpassing movies and music combined.
https://www.usatoday.com/videos/tech/2021/06/10/e-3-2021-video-games-big-business-topping-film-and-music-combined/7637695002/

You are probably talking about indie games, which are low-cost games.
A played an indie game recently which a liked a lot, Hollow Knight, it was partially costed by $57k

Hollow Knight is a 2017 action-adventure game developed and published by Team Cherry. It was released on Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Linux in 2017, and on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One in 2018.[1] Development was partially funded through a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign, raising over A$57,000 by the end of 2014.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollow_Knight

You need talented designers to create a beautiful game, you need to create nice sounds/music, it is not a one man task. You need years of development and some amount of funds to hire people.

I think that for a blockchain game you will also need some blockchain developers (solidity). There are some guides on the web, such as https://cryptozombies.io/

[crwth]

Gaming industry is bigger than music and film industries combined. Designing a high quality game costs a LOT of money.

This is probably why there are a lot of people developing games right now and make them "reminisce" some of the old times or the current generation experience during their early days.

You are probably talking about indie games, which are low-cost games.
A played an indie game recently which a liked a lot, Hollow Knight, it was partially costed by $57k

Still to produce something like this is a feat, and developing it with the blockchain tech with collectibles would be nice and would really give value to the time given by the players.

You need talented designers to create a beautiful game, you need to create nice sounds/music, it is not a one man task. You need years of development and some amount of funds to hire people.

I do believe that and need to be with someone with a background on UI/UX design and sound production for that. Probably the best way to approach this is to create a company and ask for funding that support startups etc.

I think that for a blockchain game you will also need some blockchain developers (solidity). There are some guides on the web, such as https://cryptozombies.io/

I did find this resource and I managed to finish the first chapter "Making the Zombie Factory. Now I'm on to the next lol. Maybe this could help me visualize and internalize what I can develop with this.