Top 5 NFT Games You Should Be Looking Forward To

[Fundamentals Of]

You can also add MIR4. It's working relatively fine and no investments are required to start playing (f2p). Probably it's going to become one of the most popular play to earn games. However, it's a very competitive game where almost the entire map is PVP, especially the most important areas for the development of your character. Sometimes it's really annoying and stressing to have your progress delayed because the interference of another players.

I have also heard about MIR4. I have even watched a friend playing. The graphics look great and it seems it is fun playing. The problem is that it is like a level-up game right? The fun will probably be gone after long hours of grinding. But you really need to grind in order to reach a certain level. Also the income will start only after reaching a certain level right? Meaning your efforts in the beginning will not be compensated whatsoever?

[justdimin]

Beginning today and continuing forever, NFT games will continue to prosper and shape the way how the “gaming” economy works. Keep scrolling around the internet to look for more NFT games that pose great potential for development not only today but also in the years to come. I'm sure there are many other Play to Earn out there, care to share?

I am not really much motivated to invest in any cryptocurrency or blockchain game. Most of them that I’ve seen so far usually when they are launched,they come out with a high price and as time goes on they start to lose value, which is why I don’t really have much interest in them. But I do follow up and they seem really cool to me, I’ve seen a lot of them before which I can remember the names, but some hasn’t been launched.

I do make my research on them to know what is trending, and I know much about Axie Infinity and TheSandbox. Maybe as time goes if I am able to find one that I believe would be very good and worth investing in, then I will definitely go for it.

[darmin]

NFT and the gaming industry are becoming more and more interesting. I recently studied KAWAII ISLAND. This is a customizable anime metaverse game. Of course you know the metaverse is very developed and I suggest trying this. I know this game will also develop into PC and mobile versions.

[uneng]

You can also add MIR4. It's working relatively fine and no investments are required to start playing (f2p). Probably it's going to become one of the most popular play to earn games. However, it's a very competitive game where almost the entire map is PVP, especially the most important areas for the development of your character. Sometimes it's really annoying and stressing to have your progress delayed because the interference of another players.

I have also heard about MIR4. I have even watched a friend playing. The graphics look great and it seems it is fun playing. The problem is that it is like a level-up game right? The fun will probably be gone after long hours of grinding. But you really need to grind in order to reach a certain level. Also the income will start only after reaching a certain level right? Meaning your efforts in the beginning will not be compensated whatsoever?

The game doesn't become boring, because there is an automatic function you set that allow your character to grind for you while you are AFK. This automatic function includes auto-mission, auto-gathering and auto-combat. Many players stay logged in 24 hours for this reason, so they never stop evolving in game.

To start earning real money you have to reach at least level 40 and complete some "conquests" to be able to mine the called darksteel inside the valleys (mines). If you are an active player I believe you can reach to the minimum requirements in 3 days or so.

[amishmanish]

The only game here that I have heard of is Lost Relics on Enjin. I don't know what is the current state of development but i do remember having somethings collected from their games in my wallet. I have no idea what the Xilborn Axe of Might is worth now.

Apart from that, I probably have a few wooden bows, swords and maybe some pet i picked up. Does anybody here have played this game recently? It'd be great if someone from the above posters can expand upon the current state of the game and whether its worth running into a dungeon again. I was really hyped for this game called 9LA and Age of Rust which also started out on Enjin. No idea what happened to them either. Any pointers would be much appreciated.

[bastian466]

Playing the NFT game Axie Infinity  turns out to need capital to buy heroes and others, meaning it takes time to be able to reverse capital, and the price of each item is very different depending on the advantages and disadvantages.  for other nft games i don't understand and for axie not completely too

[Fundamentals Of]

You can also add MIR4. It's working relatively fine and no investments are required to start playing (f2p). Probably it's going to become one of the most popular play to earn games. However, it's a very competitive game where almost the entire map is PVP, especially the most important areas for the development of your character. Sometimes it's really annoying and stressing to have your progress delayed because the interference of another players.

I have also heard about MIR4. I have even watched a friend playing. The graphics look great and it seems it is fun playing. The problem is that it is like a level-up game right? The fun will probably be gone after long hours of grinding. But you really need to grind in order to reach a certain level. Also the income will start only after reaching a certain level right? Meaning your efforts in the beginning will not be compensated whatsoever?

The game doesn't become boring, because there is an automatic function you set that allow your character to grind for you while you are AFK. This automatic function includes auto-mission, auto-gathering and auto-combat. Many players stay logged in 24 hours for this reason, so they never stop evolving in game.

To start earning real money you have to reach at least level 40 and complete some "conquests" to be able to mine the called darksteel inside the valleys (mines). If you are an active player I believe you can reach to the minimum requirements in 3 days or so.

Thank you very much for answering my query. Now I understand I really need to have a desktop computer for it rather than just a laptop. I think my laptop cannot survive being in use 24/7. This is the downside of a level-up game. Aside from long hours of grinding, you can turn on the automatic function or have it piloted by another person, but it also means you character remains busy even if you are AFK.

I am surprised at how level 40 could be reached in just 3 days or so. How's the income by the way? Is it worth all the grinding?

[nexus8]

I went to try and play Axie Infinity and it looked like I had to buy at least $300 in pets to start.  Barrier to entry. And some ETH barriers also. I hold no eth.

IMO Axie will be easily replaced by a product that has a low cost to play and is entertaining. I can't see it lasting in its current format.

[Fundamentals Of]

I went to try and play Axie Infinity and it looked like I had to buy at least $300 in pets to start.  Barrier to entry. And some ETH barriers also. I hold no eth.

IMO Axie will be easily replaced by a product that has a low cost to play and is entertaining. I can't see it lasting in its current format.

That's true with Axie Infinity, you will have to have money in order to create a team. But the good thing about Axie Infinity is that players are not allowed to play multiple accounts. This results into the creation of scholarship. Those who cannot afford to create a team for themselves will still have the opportunity to play as scholars from those who are breeding Axies and create teams. So it is a great feature because not only are the owners who will earn, also other people who like to play but do not have the money to build a team.

Axie Infinity might last longer because it has become a sort of a Bitcoin in NFT gaming.

[uneng]

You can also add MIR4. It's working relatively fine and no investments are required to start playing (f2p). Probably it's going to become one of the most popular play to earn games. However, it's a very competitive game where almost the entire map is PVP, especially the most important areas for the development of your character. Sometimes it's really annoying and stressing to have your progress delayed because the interference of another players.

I have also heard about MIR4. I have even watched a friend playing. The graphics look great and it seems it is fun playing. The problem is that it is like a level-up game right? The fun will probably be gone after long hours of grinding. But you really need to grind in order to reach a certain level. Also the income will start only after reaching a certain level right? Meaning your efforts in the beginning will not be compensated whatsoever?

The game doesn't become boring, because there is an automatic function you set that allow your character to grind for you while you are AFK. This automatic function includes auto-mission, auto-gathering and auto-combat. Many players stay logged in 24 hours for this reason, so they never stop evolving in game.

To start earning real money you have to reach at least level 40 and complete some "conquests" to be able to mine the called darksteel inside the valleys (mines). If you are an active player I believe you can reach to the minimum requirements in 3 days or so.

Thank you very much for answering my query. Now I understand I really need to have a desktop computer for it rather than just a laptop. I think my laptop cannot survive being in use 24/7. This is the downside of a level-up game. Aside from long hours of grinding, you can turn on the automatic function or have it piloted by another person, but it also means you character remains busy even if you are AFK.

I am surprised at how level 40 could be reached in just 3 days or so. How's the income by the way? Is it worth all the grinding?

Hahaha, true, a desktop computer would be very welcome in this case. You can also check if you smartphone supports the game, because there is a mobile version as well, although the experience isn't complete by playing only this way.

In the beginning the grinding was totally worthful and the income awesome. The DRACO currency which you sell for another crypto currencies reached to 7$ or 8$, I can't remember exactly. It was speculated we could make 20$-25$ dollars daily easily, but as soon as the bots appeared and the players became more aggressive, the mining operation became harder and less rentable. At same time DRACO price also decreased and it's around 1,70$ right now, however it was pretty stable at 3$ until some days ago.

I was so satisfied with the profit made in the beginning that I felt incentivized to invest some money in the game to accelerate my progress, but now I confess I'm a bit unmotivated to continue with the same effort I was putting on it before. The game must remove the cheaters and give players who don't belong to top clans some decent opportunities to also thrive in game.

Right now if you are from the top clans' alliance of the server you are in heaven, nothing can stop or bother you, but if that is not the case you are doomed...

[AlexSnowSnow]

To be honest, Plants vs. Undead sounds too similar to Plants vs. Zombies, it looks like they are trying to ride the popularity of the latter, while I would not say that their game looks interesting.
Darkspace, on the other hand, looks like a decent project.

[LogitechMouse]

Axie Infinity, Plants Vs. Undead and Lost Relics are the ones that I've played already with the 5 games that OP has shared.

With NFT hype, there are new games that are being created every single day. I always see a video on Youtube regarding new games that are being created every day (sponsored). Different games, different genres, some of them are inspired with different games and characters like Axie Infinity, Monsta Infinite and Illuvium which is inspired by Pokemon. Bombcrypto which is inspired by Bomberman. Mir4 and Lost Relics are inspired by some other MMORPG's out there and Diablo as well.

TBH, its hard to invest into NFT's right now because of too much NFT games. I suggest that investing into some games that has a huge daily active users and has a huge communities.

[Griffit]

Axie Infinity, Plants Vs. Undead and Lost Relics are the ones that I've played already with the 5 games that OP has shared.

With NFT hype, there are new games that are being created every single day. I always see a video on Youtube regarding new games that are being created every day (sponsored). Different games, different genres, some of them are inspired with different games and characters like Axie Infinity, Monsta Infinite and Illuvium which is inspired by Pokemon. Bombcrypto which is inspired by Bomberman. Mir4 and Lost Relics are inspired by some other MMORPG's out there and Diablo as well.

TBH, its hard to invest into NFT's right now because of too much NFT games. I suggest that investing into some games that has a huge daily active users and has a huge communities.

https://cryptoids.world/#/

the one i am keeping aye on release now

[TelolettOm]

From those 5 lists, I am only very familiar with Axie.
This is also very popular and trusted enough. Many people have played this, moreover we know how increase has been experiencing by AXs coin in the previous time.
Well, today, NFT is very happening, combined with the games, this is completed enough.
We can see how the world of the crypto industry is always changing and developing. And this year is the year of NFT, not only NFT games but also other NFT projects.
But yes sure, Games become one of the most favorite one. But, will they survive for some next years? As long as still many people are playing, this may be okay, isn't it?

[LUCKMCFLY]

From the list I know AXIE because I've played it and I know how its system is, however I have a Plant vs Undead account, but to be honest I don't see potential for the game, some say they are waiting for new updates, but I see that the updates they are not as relevant nor do they put something good such as the money gain as Axie had in the beginning of 2021, that everyone who played AXIE filled up with money quickly, now the truth is that I do not see that any game calls my attention to what be profitable. My hope is that this year they release NFT games based on the metaverse to see if things improve.

[bittick]

The latest update from the market. PVU is dead and the value is dropping a lot and so many people are loosing a lot of their money caused by they can't meet ROI. The price is too low for them all to get reliable reward from doing play to earn on PVU game. Axie is the one who is still alive from your list OP. I tell you now that the majority of play to earn token can't sustain for long term. PVU is the best example about how bad play to earn without good tokenomic.
People are only grinding for money and they didn't care about the game. The fact that only top play to earn game that can still alive. PVU, SKILL and BOMB already dead.

[marilynmanson21]

 1. Axie Infinity
 2. Plants vs Undead
 3. Samurai Doge
 4. Lost Relics
 5. Darkspace

Beginning today and continuing forever, NFT games will continue to prosper and shape the way how the “gaming” economy works. Keep scrolling around the internet to look for more NFT games that pose great potential for development not only today but also in the years to come. I'm sure there are many other Play to Earn out there, care to share?

the games you mentioned all, high quality in the use of money for initial capital to build a team. for now the game is not suitable for entry by newcomers who are just for learning or looking for freebies,
I have one game that is still quite affordable for beginners http://www.crazydefenseheroes.com

[Sirait]

the games you mentioned all, high quality in the use of money for initial capital to build a team. for now the game is not suitable for entry by newcomers who are just for learning or looking for freebies,
I have one game that is still quite affordable for beginners http://www.crazydefenseheroes.com

I've heard about the game you mentioned and if I'm not mistaken Animoca Brands (the developer of this game) is from Hong Kong. I will try to explore this game, if it turns out that this is a game that is worth it to play then it will be good for all of us.

[JooBra]

There are some good and promising NFTs coming on Solana blockchain in next coupe of days. Vanguards look promising I hope I get some on public sale.

[RealMalatesta]

With hundreds of NFT games dominating the gaming community nowadays, it is hard not to look for those who stand at the top. There are many games out there, but only a few of them poses a bright future to make it out alive against the challenges and demands of the current time and the future. Let’s identify the top 5 NFT games today!

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I would disagree with this list but I do not have 5 that I could list. Like Axie is definitely a great one, but then I would say Floki Valhalla is another upcoming that looks like has a great potential as well, gods unchained is up there and not on your list, defi kingdoms has been there for a while. That list has none of those, maybe a list done to shill something, but it is lacking a lot and I would definitely try to avoid that as much as I can.

Doesn't mean you should be making a good return, it just means that we should not be avoiding the real good games with high potential that people already putting so much volume and ignore them from our lists.