I always had this idea about mixing Grand Theft Auto with Bitcoins....
Cool, that would create Grand Theft Bitcoins!
Oh wait....
We've seen that 'game' before.
Topic: Bitcoin in Games (Read 1426 times)
Cool, that would create Grand Theft Bitcoins!
Oh wait....
We've seen that 'game' before.
I always had this idea about mixing Grand Theft Auto with Bitcoins....
I would like to see cryptocurrencies in minecraft, you could mine them and trade them and it all gets throught the blockchain in real time, would make mining not a waste of time.
There was a minecraft casino. I think the owner exit scammed. Also another called the bit mines, never played but I think its closed too. It was basically you buy land claims and mine them for items
Wish i knew how to make games right about now.
I would like to see cryptocurrencies in minecraft, you could mine them and trade them and it all gets throught the blockchain in real time, would make mining not a waste of time.
Today I played Dreamfall Chapters. There I got Cryptocurrency, because people in The Bricks prefer this kind of cash, that can not be traced like Credits(it plays in the future).
In Farcry 4 you can find cryptocurrency drives. It is just random loot you can sell.
Does anybody know other references?
In Farcry 4 you can find cryptocurrency drives. It is just random loot you can sell.
Does anybody know other references?
There is actually a new service or company leetcoin which will be introducing API's integrating bitcoin to other games like CS. I am sure this will be a major boost to bitcoin.
https://www.leetcoin.com/
I'm just patiently waiting for bitcoin reference in the newest GTA. It belongs there. Just one bitcoin-themed mission will do
I think the OP meant valid and famous games that 'talk' (in a chapter or two)
People are just not reading opening post at all and instead they are just replying to the post directly above theirs post in most cases.
Anyway you can find some sort of cryptocurrency as we now know it in huge variety of games but they are not called bitcoin but instead are called something like 'credits'.
I did not find any direct reference to bitcoin in games I play so far. But I think in the future when bitcoin will be better known there will be many.
Nationstates had an april fools day thing in 2013 or 2014 with bitcoin, but it was one day only. It was really fun though, and their servers really lagged, because a lot of people played it at that time.
There are 2 minecraft servers currently working with btc:
minecraftcc.com
Gives some satoshi per broken block. Max 0.01 btc per week. (with haste 2 beacon and eff 5 pick its doable)
bitquest.co
Gives one bit (100 satoshi) per emerald. Emeralds can be obtained by killing monsters, trading to people or villagers.
Both wont give much, but its free btc. And bitquest uses emeralds (thus bitcoin) as ingame currency.
minecraftcc.com
Gives some satoshi per broken block. Max 0.01 btc per week. (with haste 2 beacon and eff 5 pick its doable)
bitquest.co
Gives one bit (100 satoshi) per emerald. Emeralds can be obtained by killing monsters, trading to people or villagers.
Both wont give much, but its free btc. And bitquest uses emeralds (thus bitcoin) as ingame currency.
I think the OP meant valid and famous games that 'talk' (in a chapter or two) about bitcoin or better in which you can 'play' with them. For example, sell a thing (in the game) for bitcoin or resolve a cryptography problem (something like that).
You seem to be the only person, who understand what this thread is about ...
Anyway you can find some sort of cryptocurrency as we now know it in huge variety of games but they are not called bitcoin but instead are called something like 'credits'.
I did not find any direct reference to bitcoin in games I play so far. But I think in the future when bitcoin will be better known there will be many.
There are 2 minecraft servers currently working with btc:
minecraftcc.com
Gives some satoshi per broken block. Max 0.01 btc per week. (with haste 2 beacon and eff 5 pick its doable)
bitquest.co
Gives one bit (100 satoshi) per emerald. Emeralds can be obtained by killing monsters, trading to people or villagers.
Both wont give much, but its free btc. And bitquest uses emeralds (thus bitcoin) as ingame currency.
minecraftcc.com
Gives some satoshi per broken block. Max 0.01 btc per week. (with haste 2 beacon and eff 5 pick its doable)
bitquest.co
Gives one bit (100 satoshi) per emerald. Emeralds can be obtained by killing monsters, trading to people or villagers.
Both wont give much, but its free btc. And bitquest uses emeralds (thus bitcoin) as ingame currency.
I think the OP meant valid and famous games that 'talk' (in a chapter or two) about bitcoin or better in which you can 'play' with them. For example, sell a thing (in the game) for bitcoin or resolve a cryptography problem (something like that).
You seem to be the only person, who understand what this thread is about ...
SaruTobi - A Super Mario-style game
http://venturebeat.com/2015/03/11/bitcoins-next-frontier-a-reward-for-gamers/
A new game appeared recently in the App Store in which players earn Bitcoins just from playing well.
SaruTobi is a Super Mario-style game. It’s name is Japanese for “flying monkey,” and it not only managed to successfully gain Apple App Store approval but also found a unique way to introduce iOS gamers to Bitcoin.
Marrying gaming and Bitcoin together is a shrewd move by the developer, as gamers and owners of the cyptocurrency share a lot of similar demographics. Typical Bitcoin users being profiled as a tech-savvy male, 25 to 40, with above-average income, according to a report by Nicholas Colas, the chief market strategist for Convergex, last year.
http://venturebeat.com/2015/03/11/bitcoins-next-frontier-a-reward-for-gamers/
A new game appeared recently in the App Store in which players earn Bitcoins just from playing well.
SaruTobi is a Super Mario-style game. It’s name is Japanese for “flying monkey,” and it not only managed to successfully gain Apple App Store approval but also found a unique way to introduce iOS gamers to Bitcoin.
Marrying gaming and Bitcoin together is a shrewd move by the developer, as gamers and owners of the cyptocurrency share a lot of similar demographics. Typical Bitcoin users being profiled as a tech-savvy male, 25 to 40, with above-average income, according to a report by Nicholas Colas, the chief market strategist for Convergex, last year.
There are 2 minecraft servers currently working with btc:
minecraftcc.com
Gives some satoshi per broken block. Max 0.01 btc per week. (with haste 2 beacon and eff 5 pick its doable)
bitquest.co
Gives one bit (100 satoshi) per emerald. Emeralds can be obtained by killing monsters, trading to people or villagers.
Both wont give much, but its free btc. And bitquest uses emeralds (thus bitcoin) as ingame currency.
minecraftcc.com
Gives some satoshi per broken block. Max 0.01 btc per week. (with haste 2 beacon and eff 5 pick its doable)
bitquest.co
Gives one bit (100 satoshi) per emerald. Emeralds can be obtained by killing monsters, trading to people or villagers.
Both wont give much, but its free btc. And bitquest uses emeralds (thus bitcoin) as ingame currency.
I think the OP meant valid and famous games that 'talk' (in a chapter or two) about bitcoin or better in which you can 'play' with them. For example, sell a thing (in the game) for bitcoin or resolve a cryptography problem (something like that).
Yea pretty much. Like stated its 0.01 btc per week on one server, the other is unlimited but harder.
You can actually make BTC playing games? I guess this is the level of a BTC faucet, just a bit of BTC dust, right?
There are 2 minecraft servers currently working with btc:
minecraftcc.com
Gives some satoshi per broken block. Max 0.01 btc per week. (with haste 2 beacon and eff 5 pick its doable)
bitquest.co
Gives one bit (100 satoshi) per emerald. Emeralds can be obtained by killing monsters, trading to people or villagers.
Both wont give much, but its free btc. And bitquest uses emeralds (thus bitcoin) as ingame currency.
minecraftcc.com
Gives some satoshi per broken block. Max 0.01 btc per week. (with haste 2 beacon and eff 5 pick its doable)
bitquest.co
Gives one bit (100 satoshi) per emerald. Emeralds can be obtained by killing monsters, trading to people or villagers.
Both wont give much, but its free btc. And bitquest uses emeralds (thus bitcoin) as ingame currency.
would be nice to have good 3D MMORPG that officially accepts cryptocurrency as an in game currency, but I only know of BitFantasy and VoidSpace.. and both of them isn't very good looking.
there is goldentown, a browser game like farmville where you can earn money and withdrawal in bitcoin
for real game there is counterstrike where you can earn hyper and convert them to bitcoin, if that count for you
anyway i'm searching game with bitcoin too, i think gaming&bitcoin are great together
also you mentioned far cry 4, can you tell me more about how you earn BTC there? i'm really interested
for real game there is counterstrike where you can earn hyper and convert them to bitcoin, if that count for you
anyway i'm searching game with bitcoin too, i think gaming&bitcoin are great together
also you mentioned far cry 4, can you tell me more about how you earn BTC there? i'm really interested
Do you mean Dragon's Tale?
That is a casino. Not really the kind of game, I am talking about ...
That is a casino. Not really the kind of game, I am talking about ...
dragon tails, you can implement bitcoins almost on any private server i guess.
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