The use of Web3 in games is struggling because it neither solves a real problem nor creates a genuinely enriching or fun experience. I’m hoping we have a solution to this—but we won’t know until launch. For long-term success, the design and thinking must be rooted in delivering value to a strong community, rather than contributing to the avalanche of shitcoins wrapped in speculation, powered by a game that’s no different from what’s already available everywhere.
The use of Web3 in games is struggling because it neither solves a real problem nor creates a genuinely enriching or fun experience. I’m hoping we have a solution to this—but we won’t know until launch. For long-term success, the design and thinking must be rooted in delivering value to a strong community, rather than contributing to the avalanche of shitcoins wrapped in speculation, powered by a game that’s no different from what’s already available everywhere.