(Crypto Games) A revolution in the gaming industry or a passing trend?

[CoinJoker69]

Today I would like to understand and find out your opinion about the real value and potential of crypto games. I am interested to know how much they can change the gaming industry, what challenges and problems are associated with them?

[ultrloa]

Today I would like to understand and find out your opinion about the real value and potential of crypto games. I am interested to know how much they can change the gaming industry, what challenges and problems are associated with them?

Do you mean NFT games? It can revolutionize the gaming industry if its been use or introduce very well. But sadly this has been abuse by many scammers and NFT games slowly die because the demand slowly declining for the past couple of months. So far at this days I didn't see any NFT games succeed because most of the project newly launch if not failed they easily turn scam. So for now the main problem about this is the rampant scamming happening and if this activities didn't stop, maybe investors and other reputable game developers will not associate to any of these NFT activities.

[swogerino]

Today I would like to understand and find out your opinion about the real value and potential of crypto games. I am interested to know how much they can change the gaming industry, what challenges and problems are associated with them?

I don't know about what crypto games you are asking but I am afraid you are a bit late here  as crypto gambling is heavily accessible even in the most remote areas of the world,that is a huge revolution in itself and it will definitely continue to grow because of the well known benefits it has like privacy in the sense no data is needed as only with one email you are already playing (if you own crypto of course).

If you ask about the new technologies like AR/VR how will these type of technologies evolve in the crypto arena let me say to you that they have a lot of room for success but it will massively depend on how gambling operators implement them.

[Sanitough]

Today I would like to understand and find out your opinion about the real value and potential of crypto games. I am interested to know how much they can change the gaming industry, what challenges and problems are associated with them?

Please be more specific. What do you mean by "crypto games"?

If you are referring to games in a crypto casino, they are actually quite similar to the games offered in traditional fiat casinos. The main difference lies in the form of payment method. In fiat casinos, we use cash as the payment method, whereas in crypto casinos, cryptocurrency is used for transactions.

[aioc]

Today I would like to understand and find out your opinion about the real value and potential of crypto games. I am interested to know how much they can change the gaming industry, what challenges and problems are associated with them?

I don't know about what crypto games you are asking but I am afraid you are a bit late here  as crypto gambling is heavily accessible even in the most remote areas of the world,that is a huge revolution in itself and it will definitely continue to grow because of the well known benefits it has like privacy in the sense no data is needed as only with one email you are already playing (if you own crypto of course).

If you ask about the new technologies like AR/VR how will these type of technologies evolve in the crypto arena let me say to you that they have a lot of room for success but it will massively depend on how gambling operators implement them.

I guess what he means is Play to earn like Axie if this is what he means because OP did not elaborate on what kind
of Crypto games is this, Play to Earn and PVE is the only Crypto games I've known that I invested in and play, this is a passing and fading trend, and sad to say it's not meant to last, and for the long term, so many investors and players lose a lot of money here they are, late investors, and unfortunately I'm one of them I invested on DPET, unfortunately, I did not recover my investment.

[bittraffic]

Today I would like to understand and find out your opinion about the real value and potential of crypto games. I am interested to know how much they can change the gaming industry, what challenges and problems are associated with them?

The known problems to them is that most coins are going to have less value in every bear market assuming you really meant play to earn games. Looking at the Axie, its price was more than $100 back in the bull run, and then look at it now.

There are tons of them these days on every platform and they'll be hyped next year as we are approaching halving. More investors and players will come too but if they are not traders, they will lose their money.

[Casdinyard]

They have been long running, even longer than what you think. They have been a staple in this industry for so long, and what you're seeing right now is just these games suddenly improving thanks to the dedication of players and developers out there. So to ask if crypto games are just a passing fad in this industry is kind of insulting considering they pretty much helped build this industry lmao. If you're talking about the new age of cryptocurrency games that we are able to play nowadays I don't think "constantly improving" is something that you could consider as a passing fad especially in the grand scheme of things when everything in this industry is improving and innovating.

[Bananington]

They have been long running, even longer than what you think. They have been a staple in this industry for so long, and what you're seeing right now is just these games suddenly improving thanks to the dedication of players and developers out there. So to ask if crypto games are just a passing fad in this industry is kind of insulting considering they pretty much helped build this industry lmao. If you're talking about the new age of cryptocurrency games that we are able to play nowadays I don't think "constantly improving" is something that you could consider as a passing fad especially in the grand scheme of things when everything in this industry is improving and innovating.

Since the revolution is attached to Cryptocurrency, it is not going be just a trend. Some.other revolution that may have started before and turned into a passing trend is because the driving force behind them was not strong enough. Cryptocurrency is going to be the driving force in this revolution in the gaming industry.l and it is sufficient to see it through. In the next few years, things will be more advanced in the gaming industry than right now, crypto games will birth more revolution.

[danherbias07]

I played different crypto games if you mean those with NFT features. I can tell there's always the bad habit of the coin's value going down as time flies by or as many players come in. I don't know why but I believe something is wrong and it should be the other way around. When demand soars, the value should go the same way but in my experience as many people are putting their money in, there are also many who will take advantage of it.
I have never seen a crypto game that I played yet with a value that stayed the same or increased. Mostly, either they fall down or they will be gone filing bankruptcy and there's no way you can reach the developers.
So if you are still interested in things like this, you might want to also take advantage of being the early bird. Take the ROI as fast as you can, make some profit, and then just enjoy the game.

I think this should be in the Altcoin Discussion.

[Wakate]

Today I would like to understand and find out your opinion about the real value and potential of crypto games. I am interested to know how much they can change the gaming industry, what challenges and problems are associated with them?

This is a gradual step to changing the gaming industry. Cryptocurrency games are going to be well established that will make lovers to choose them than going for the casual games we play on ordinary casinos. There are lots of Metaverse games I do play and earn some coins depending on the project so this need time and consistency for people to see a need to start playing cryptocurrency games to start earning tokens at the same time. Just like the way artificial intelligence is increasing in adoption, the same way we are going to get accustom to playing crypto games.

[Casdinyard]

I played different crypto games if you mean those with NFT features. I can tell there's always the bad habit of the coin's value going down as time flies by or as many players come in. I don't know why but I believe something is wrong and it should be the other way around. When demand soars, the value should go the same way but in my experience as many people are putting their money in, there are also many who will take advantage of it.
I have never seen a crypto game that I played yet with a value that stayed the same or increased. Mostly, either they fall down or they will be gone filing bankruptcy and there's no way you can reach the developers.
So if you are still interested in things like this, you might want to also take advantage of being the early bird. Take the ROI as fast as you can, make some profit, and then just enjoy the game.

I think this should be in the Altcoin Discussion.

I guess it's a two-way problem, which causes these NFT games to flop eventually even though from the start they may look promising. It's all about how they handle their tokenomics, and how they do not account for the capacity of the regular person to abuse the system to their advantage. Take Axie Infinity for example. right from the get-go when things aren't blowing up the game is doing fine as it is, able to bag in as much as 200 bucks per month even with just a regular team of Axies. It's when the grind movement came in that things start to go downhill, cause they didn't take into account the fact that players could easily abuse the energy system and the SLP tokenomics, which lead to what started as a bubble in the economy, until it crashed and inflation set in.

Older games are able to counter this by introducing scarcity, it's perhaps the lack of experience in the field that led to these devs overlooking these important factors that lead to their downfall. But it doesn't mean that the industry is failing or it's just a passing fad as they always say, you gotta break a few eggs to make an omelette.

[maydna]

Crypto gaming industry or crypto gambling industry? Because the two industries are now growing rapidly compared to a few years ago. And with technology that is also developing, it makes the industry both better and able to attract more people.

The challenges faced may still be around government regulations where there are taxes and KYC. And that makes crypto users uncomfortable and keep looking for less stringent services in carrying out their regulations. Perhaps, the problem that is still being faced is the problem of fraud that is still happening.

Perhaps, you need to explain in more detail what you mean so we can provide an explanation that fits your wants.

[nelson4lov]

Today I would like to understand and find out your opinion about the real value and potential of crypto games. I am interested to know how much they can change the gaming industry, what challenges and problems are associated with them?

I'm familiar with blockchain/crypto gaming that is done on-chain, and in my experience thus far, I'd say it has a lot of promises for the future but we still have the problem of scalability with current applications. I know this is a problem from the underlying blockchain but until we can solve that problem without forgoing security, the experience won't always be so great. Also, another limitation is the gas costs. It's unpleasant to play games or place bets on games when I get charged for the interactions and activities I do. It would be interesting to have unrestricted gasless gaming as we do in traditional gaming settings.

[Wexnident]

Today I would like to understand and find out your opinion about the real value and potential of crypto games. I am interested to know how much they can change the gaming industry, what challenges and problems are associated with them?

Do you mean games that use the nature of tokens/NFTs and center the game around it? Honestly removing the idea that they use tokens and assume that they just use a currency that's completely up to the player base themselves, any game that uses said model would have problems with regards to its economy. Why? Because a stable economy would be what most players want, and most of the time, the sudden influx of players would destroy that balance and would require again time to balance it out.

The existence of bots also destroys that economy. Now if you suddenly include the fact that said games use NFTs/tokens which reward players with real money, there would often be times when if the economy plummets to a certain degree, everyone just leaves, instead of trying to recover it. Those who are left would well, inevitably have a hard time trying to keep things afloat and would probably end up leaving as well sooner or later. It's probably a lot easier to manage stuff like this with games that don't involve rewarding players directly with currencies that can be sold for local currencies (USD), such as Albion, but well, it's another thing if it is.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Today I would like to understand and find out your opinion about the real value and potential of crypto games. I am interested to know how much they can change the gaming industry, what challenges and problems are associated with them?

For me, I think crypto currency is a ground breaking innovation, most especially in the gaming sector, and I see crypto gaming as one that have come to stay, online gambling have never remained the same since the introduction of crypto, like I've always said here, I don't think I would be a gambler as much as I am today if it wasn't for crypto currencies..

Crypto has made the area of deposit and withdrawal from gambling casinos so easy and fast now, one no longer have to go through a rigorous process just to withdraw or deposit fiat, and even at that, wait for days before the money reflect in the gambling account or show up on my bank account, even with a hefty fees deducted.
So personally, all I see in crypto currency gambling is pros and just pros, I have not actually seen any negative side that fiat currencies does not possess as well.

[dothebeats]

This misses a lot of context. If you're referring to crypto games that involve NFTs or other such things, then I'd say nothing has changed for the better. There are some cool concepts here and there but nothing that is really useful for the whole industry in the long run. Some will gain attention and traction for a short while before being trampled by what's already established in the system. The system is okay as it is, and no new flashy and fancy crypto-related feature or thing has proved itself yet to be a mainstay in the industry.

[Yatsan]

Today I would like to understand and find out your opinion about the real value and potential of crypto games. I am interested to know how much they can change the gaming industry, what challenges and problems are associated with them?

You should have first clarify what crypto gaming is. If it is play to earn then it is not gambling but more of an investment. There's no betting procedures in p2e. The only some sort of gambling in such kind of game is lack of assurance to be profitable in a long run but that's way different.

Would it have impacts to gambling industry? I doubt. If P2Es would allow betting in form of player to player match, it might indeed make more sense but that's not something new in gambling industry. It'll just be in form of another kind of game but p2p exists already in this industry for years.

[kamvreto]

You are asking a vague question, here is a gambling board and you are asking about the crypto gaming industry. Crypto games are broad and there are also quite a lot of gambling games and they are also integrated with crypto.
You should change your thread title to ( Gambling Games ) A revolution in the gambling game industry. Asking about challenges, all games will have their own challenges, especially now that enough games have been released so that there are more rivals and games have better graphics and support all mobile devices.

[Hispo]

I played different crypto games if you mean those with NFT features. I can tell there's always the bad habit of the coin's value going down as time flies by or as many players come in. I don't know why but I believe something is wrong and it should be the other way around. When demand soars, the value should go the same way but in my experience as many people are putting their money in, there are also many who will take advantage of it.
I have never seen a crypto game that I played yet with a value that stayed the same or increased. Mostly, either they fall down or they will be gone filing bankruptcy and there's no way you can reach the developers.
So if you are still interested in things like this, you might want to also take advantage of being the early bird. Take the ROI as fast as you can, make some profit, and then just enjoy the game.

I think this should be in the Altcoin Discussion.

I guess it's a two-way problem, which causes these NFT games to flop eventually even though from the start they may look promising. It's all about how they handle their tokenomics, and how they do not account for the capacity of the regular person to abuse the system to their advantage. Take Axie Infinity for example. right from the get-go when things aren't blowing up the game is doing fine as it is, able to bag in as much as 200 bucks per month even with just a regular team of Axies. It's when the grind movement came in that things start to go downhill, cause they didn't take into account the fact that players could easily abuse the energy system and the SLP tokenomics, which lead to what started as a bubble in the economy, until it crashed and inflation set in.

Older games are able to counter this by introducing scarcity, it's perhaps the lack of experience in the field that led to these devs overlooking these important factors that lead to their downfall. But it doesn't mean that the industry is failing or it's just a passing fad as they always say, you gotta break a few eggs to make an omelette.

I think that the problem with Axie Infinity is that they did not even try enough to attract people who may just get into their game for fun and not just to grind for money. If they focused more on the creation of an appealing experience and somehow managed to decrease the entry price for new players, then more people who would have been willing to pay for fun could have appeared.

They abused the play-to-earn tag on their product and brought themselves into a bubble. I really liked that project and I thought it had future.

[darewaller]

Today I would like to understand and find out your opinion about the real value and potential of crypto games. I am interested to know how much they can change the gaming industry, what challenges and problems are associated with them?

At first, I thought you are talking about Crypto.Games casino but it seems you are referring to the blockchain and metaverse games. Only those great games is of course has a value and has the potential to succeed. There are so many of them being released on the past but only a few have survived. They are still striving hard because the trend for these types of games is not that hot anymore as before.

I like the idea of crypto games but they didn't change the gaming industry entirely. I think that's because the quality of crypto games are not yet on the level of the standard games that we have nowadays but in terms of features, they have a chance to win.