Topic: Flow, the blockchain for open worlds (Read 221 times)
Pretty interesting stuff thanks, its strange because, without trying any of the games available (most are in early access i think) I get the impression there's a hyper focus on money swapping hands. Which seems like a bad thing. But you know what that little Ejin "about" section was pretty cool, got me interpreting it more as the objective being to bring the virtual and physical world together, so reducing the space between virtual assets and physical in how we interact. I'm just riffing but, the potential in immersiveness sounds fun.
Is blockchain technology any significant part of the gaming industry yet? What would make gaming adopt blockchain protocols on mass?
I don't know about Flow but yes, blockchain is part of gaming already. See the examples of Enjin games.https://enjin.io/about/powered-by-enjin
https://www.dapp.review/article/130/List-of-Multiverse-Enjin-Games
Anyone in on FLOW?
Flow claims to be the platform of choice for a new generation of games and apps etc. https://www.onflow.org/primer. I have no idea what the new generation of game related to the blockchain is supposed to look like, but that sounds good right? Is blockchain technology any significant part of the gaming industry yet? What would make gaming adopt blockchain protocols on mass?
I'll do some digging but in the meantime, was wandering why I couldn't find flow thread yet.
Flow claims to be the platform of choice for a new generation of games and apps etc. https://www.onflow.org/primer. I have no idea what the new generation of game related to the blockchain is supposed to look like, but that sounds good right? Is blockchain technology any significant part of the gaming industry yet? What would make gaming adopt blockchain protocols on mass?
I'll do some digging but in the meantime, was wandering why I couldn't find flow thread yet.
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