Hey there!
Lately i have been on a lookout for blockchain games, which i think is quite a hot topic now.
There are some where the whole gameplay is looking at the picture of a token you mined, and on the other hand - games with actual gameplay, for what it's worth.
Besides obvious Cryptokitties, i've assembled a list of games that took my attention:
1) CryptoSpaceX - beautiful space-themed project, they released Ep.1 i think, but i haven't looked at it much since July, so i might be wrong.
2) Ethercraft - you could say it's a roguelike-ish kind of game? Nice pixel graphics, live market.
3) CryptoSaga - for those of you, who loved jRPG's, here's a cool one. Animations is decent, have potential.
4) Ether Kingdoms - cute red\blue dorks mine themselves, and then go to battles to die. Very good art, and gameplay is decent too.
5) EtherRock - i wanted to include that one, because the idea is just funny. It reminds me of infamous potato salad kickstarter, in regards of effort, but those rocks are selling still.
6) Angel Battles - PvP oriented game, as far as i figured, very nice art, in my opinion, but the breeding part (regarding Angels) got me surprised a little bit there.
7) CryptoFights - 3D graphics aren't something to write home about, but gameplay seems interesting. PvP is my jam.
So, that's not at all everything that i laid my eyes upon, but those are prime examples i'd say, at least for me. I do, of course, enjoy interaction with another people in MMO games,
so my favorits are a little bit biased: numbers 1, 4, 6, 7. What are your opinions on future of blockchain gaming? If You have some games you've already tried, share your experience.
I'd like to add to list of things something new to look at, maybe even invest, as i strongly believe, that blockchain gaming possibilities are almost limitless.
Lately i have been on a lookout for blockchain games, which i think is quite a hot topic now.
There are some where the whole gameplay is looking at the picture of a token you mined, and on the other hand - games with actual gameplay, for what it's worth.
Besides obvious Cryptokitties, i've assembled a list of games that took my attention:
1) CryptoSpaceX - beautiful space-themed project, they released Ep.1 i think, but i haven't looked at it much since July, so i might be wrong.
2) Ethercraft - you could say it's a roguelike-ish kind of game? Nice pixel graphics, live market.
3) CryptoSaga - for those of you, who loved jRPG's, here's a cool one. Animations is decent, have potential.
4) Ether Kingdoms - cute red\blue dorks mine themselves, and then go to battles to die. Very good art, and gameplay is decent too.
5) EtherRock - i wanted to include that one, because the idea is just funny. It reminds me of infamous potato salad kickstarter, in regards of effort, but those rocks are selling still.
6) Angel Battles - PvP oriented game, as far as i figured, very nice art, in my opinion, but the breeding part (regarding Angels) got me surprised a little bit there.
7) CryptoFights - 3D graphics aren't something to write home about, but gameplay seems interesting. PvP is my jam.
So, that's not at all everything that i laid my eyes upon, but those are prime examples i'd say, at least for me. I do, of course, enjoy interaction with another people in MMO games,
so my favorits are a little bit biased: numbers 1, 4, 6, 7. What are your opinions on future of blockchain gaming? If You have some games you've already tried, share your experience.
I'd like to add to list of things something new to look at, maybe even invest, as i strongly believe, that blockchain gaming possibilities are almost limitless.
Creating games for the Platform really improves their Market stability because some users prefer to invest on something they enjoy to use. These types of platforms are really hard to make because you are integrating a lot of programs into a single lot. Integrating Blockchain into gaming will prevent creating Cheats for the game and with that, it will be a friendly community gaming while earning or using the specified Crypto.
Do you agree that blockchain games will be popular in a few years?
