
The Web3 gaming industry is facing significant challenges as it strives to gain mainstream acceptance. Critics argue that many Web3 games lack the quality and utility needed to attract serious players. For instance, the recent launch of the Darktimes token, despite having no gameplay or screenshots, has been met with skepticism. Industry insiders suggest that successful Web3 games need to offer a playable experience and a functioning in-game economy before launching tokens. Some believe that the integration of blockchain technology in gaming could eventually become as common as online gaming, but the current market conditions and subpar game quality are major hurdles. Companies like B3 are working to bridge the gap between traditional gaming and crypto, aiming to prove that blockchain can offer better business, distribution, and gameplay models. The Darktimes token's TGE launch has highlighted the risks of entering the market unprepared.
Web3 gaming isn’t in a bear because crypto is struggling Its in a bear because the majority of games are nowhere near the standard of what’s needed to see real progress You want your tokens to pump, demand better games 🤷🏽♂️
at B3, we’re working to bridge two worlds: showing crypto that gaming will onboard the next billion users and proving to traditional gaming that crypto offers better business, distribution, and gameplay models. the ones who succeed will create the next big thing in consumer…
Thoughts on how a Web3 game might avoid a catastrophically bad TGE launch. Market conditions are tough and you are climbing a very steep hill going into a TGE right now as a gaming project. But you can still prepare for the climb rather than trying to yolo it in your birthday… https://t.co/l91ERA0QyL