RPG

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; The article discusses the recent developments at Stratis, including the decision to migrate to a layer-one Ethereum blockchain, creating StratisEVM. The community voted in favor of this migration, aiming to accelerate innovation and support gaming and DeFi applications. The article also highlights the release of the game Corgi Dash on Google Play, the update of the RPG game Dawn of Ships, and the upcoming web3 game London Desserts Club. Additionally, it mentions the soft launch of Ticketsphere and its potential to address issues in the ticketing world. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

branajgka

ILV is building something exciting with AAA and FUN is doing same with RPG. Asides gamefi, AI, RWA, SocialFi and other narratives are worth exploring

branajgka

>I grabbed a couple ILV when they were still sub $50 in the hopes they return to like $1000 or whatever they were last bull. Probably can’t due to tokenomics but that doesn’t stop a man from buying Totally on board with the gamefi. The gamefi space is ripe for a breakout, Funtoken and Illuvium, with its immersive RPG elements, could be the catalyst. The ecosystem's potential, especially if they keep integrating AAA gaming experiences, is massive. We might see an evolution in gamefi where these types of games aren't just about earning but also offer a depth of gameplay that rivals traditional gaming. There are broader interest in RPGs and AAA games though the latter takes a lot of time to build, we could witness a new era in blockchain gaming, blending entertainment with earning potential. Funtoken's recent partnership with Astra Nova has piqued interest from many gamers also

Fletchskis

Check out this AVAX OG: DeFiKingdoms and their Jewel token! Micro cap gem under 15m, turn based combat RPG, deflationary tokenomics on the largest AVAX subnet, DFKchain. Not kidding

paperraincoat

Anybody else buy some totally sweet forged metal D&D dice to roll a new seed on their Coldcard? I feel like I’ve crossed some line, fantasy RPG nerd meets cryptography tech nerd. Man, maybe I’ll go outside and play some sports or something.

Chonk-de-chonk

I know of another RPG in the works on Binance chain - check out Mist, which has its $MIST token. Lost Relics is another RPG, that's been out for a while and uses nft loot, though it's on Enjin. The last one I can think of is Legend of Hanzo, which has a $HANZO token and which uses to be Hanzo-Inu - the rpg is supposed to be centered around dog characters nfts. But I was just poking around and I'm not sure it's still an active project? The studio is called Forge 21. These are games I haven't kept up with in a long time, so make sure to DYOR. Lost Relics is for sure legit, though - they've been around a long time, and it's probably the biggest game on Ejin. Good luck!

r3dd1t0r77

A multiplayer action RPG for personal computers that merges a fast-combat system with an open game economy based on MOONs where players have an active role in generating and exchanging game items.

Cheese6260

I wonder if this is because Coinbase listed an RPG related token today.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Binance has announced the launch of perpetual contracts for BIGTIME, a multiplayer action RPG game. The contracts will have up to 20x leverage and users can trade them with various margin assets. Binance reserves the right to modify contract parameters based on market risk factors. The BIGTIME token recently launched on Coinbase and has seen a significant rally. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Silver-dutch

“According to CoinMarketCap, Big Time is a multiplayer action RPG that combines combat with an open gaming economy that simultaneously leverages very visible Web3 elements. “ Curious if this will bring the hype back for crypto gaming

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Binance has announced the launch of perpetual contracts for BIGTIME, a multiplayer action RPG game. The contracts will have up to 20x leverage and users can trade them with various margin assets. Binance reserves the right to modify contract parameters based on market risk factors. The BIGTIME token recently launched on Coinbase and has seen a significant rally. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

brewcitygymratt

It’s crazy how posture or poor posture can seriously mess your body alignment up. My nephew’s shoulders are tilted to one side by a good inch or so. On a positive note he would wreck people in Diablo PVP when he was a middle schooler with some of his Diablo builds. I also never seen anyone type that fast in my life, like 120wpm fast. Lol As long as you are paying attention to your posture as you’re playing, you should be good. Balder’s Gate was the first D&D genre game that introduced me to RPG’s like 20 years ago. How is BG3?

To_The_M000N

I have been thinking of a web shop selling Japanese RPG games and accepting crypto. I wonder if that would be popular.

Ecstatic-Text-3540

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Impossible-Injury932

To party.RPG !

keyoh321

If I had to guess over time in a bear market especially it can help with lowering your average buy price on something if something happens to go down, also leaves you in a situation where you can consistently buy in, Picture it like this, you have a gun with 30 bullets, or you have a RPG, if you miss the mark with that RPG, no bueno, if you miss the target with 1 out of your 30 bullets, you have 29 more tries to get it right.

SeatedDruid

It’s tough because play to earn always get messy and an RPG one with NFTs almost seems like overcomplication unless they come out with a great use case or a series of games to use the items(NFTs) across

SeatedDruid

I think NFTs for games could work in a RPG for certain items being able to transfer them across characters… However this has been done in WoW with Hierlooms items already and didn’t require NFTs so adding them in for this function may be just overcomplicating things

Ofulinac

>What are address poisoning attacks in crypto and how to avoid them? Tldr - Hackers are trying to DPS us with poison attacks, its all becoming like a bad RPG

GuyWithNoEffingClue

It definitely is the best game I've played in a long time. It has flaws but if you like RPG and Bethesda style, you'll love it.

GuyWithNoEffingClue

It's amazingly good. It compares to a good Bethesda RPG game but it's in space. Lots of cool stuff to do.

lucashcy_97

Some RPG like maplestory would look interesting

Nagakura_Shinpachi

If you like TCGs, you could give Gods Unchained a try, it's free to play and available on the Epic Games store. And if you like fighting games, I'd recommend you The king of fighters Arena. It's free to play, graphics are okay, it's available on Android, iOS and PC, and it has around 40 playable characters (like [Mai Shiranui](https://youtube.com/watch?v=NBt82-YzJxQ&feature=share8) ) The same developer of the king of fighters arena (Netmarble) has other 3 blockchain games: Ninokuni cross world, A3 still alive and Meta world: My city. The first 2 ones are RPG games and the last one is a monopoly-like video game. I have tried them and they are not my cup of tea, but maybe you find them fun to play.

DAMG808

But a good game thats fun to play and to watch.. visually. Imagine beautiful RPG's with ingame coins that relate to real world tokens, earning while kicking orc butts. Glorious.

kpheath

I work as a BD for Ava Labs. Crypto games suck because they are (primarily) built by crypto Devs & good games have a long dev cycle. We are just now starting to see legitimate game devs enter into the industry, as well as seeing Tier1 studios go live with their games. Sending a list of games that I think deserve to be considered as "Good Games": [Shrapnel](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNTVpHT-Xgk&feature=youtu.be) \- an extraction shooter (think Escape from Tarkov, but on-chain) [Off the Grid](https://www.ign.com/games/off-the-grid)\- a Battle Royale (Neil Blomkamp on as their Chief creative officer) just showcased their trailer at Gamescom [Fableborne](https://www.youtube.com/@fableborne) \- an Action RPG / Base Builder (mobile game going live in January, gotta wait /: ) [Beam Subnet](https://twitter.com/BuildOnBeam) \- a platform for lots of casual to midcore games (built by the team at [Merit Circle](https://meritcircle.io/) and will go live in Q4) be on the lookout for all of their games: \- [Trial Xtreme](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpxduVUpUq9nNFmplINCwzQ) \- [Walker World](https://walkerworld.io/) \- [Hash Rush](https://hashrush.com/) \- [Raini - The Lords of Light](https://rtlol.com/) \- [MegaWeapon (live on ETH rn but migrating over)](https://megaweapon.gg/) Lastly, SolertGames.com is building an Avalanche Subnet and deploying lots of their titles on it. The first title being [LegendAtWar](https://legendsatwar.io/) (live today on the App-Store. Off-chain currently as its still in open Alpha) Keep in mind that this is a non-exhaustive list. The takeaway here is - Game Development has long life cycles, so just be patient, good games are coming (:

crua9

>Graphics that look like a 1990 chinese knockoff sega games Look at indie games. 90% of them look like this. In fact, many like this and many dev prefer this due to their skill level. I suspect most of the games are made in RPG maker. ​ >Why is Crypto Gaming so bad? It's like the mobile game market. It is getting better on both, but as they are a browser game. Most good developers won't touch that alone. And then adding blockchain stuff on top of that makes it a bit harder. Like most games flat out don't need blockchain. And many crypto games that use it, the game itself isn't on blockchain. The economy in the game is. Or more so, you can transfer crypto in and out of it.

Foreign-Duck-4892

I play Heroes sometimes too, but without heroes you get the RPG games which are great, you get to control the healer, damage nukers all in one, it's far better than relying on others in mmorpgs

robbie5643

I used to play Lost Relics that was really good I just lost interest. There's also upland I've been playing a while. Barely qualifies as a game but you collect properties and they pay out rent. Recently they've released layer 2 games that use your rent as a currency in the those games. Currently hooked on a kingdom management game and considering checking out the text based RPG someone else built. NGL I gave up on it for a while but this whole developers building on it and bringing utility to the currency is really cool to me anyways lol

Mettez

Gaming mostly these days. Dragon's Crossing is an old-school click-based RPG in which you compete against others, DeFi kingdoms (in development for a long time now) and others

djsimmy365

I’m not sure, but I’ll probably never sell. Literally. My brain loves the numbers too much so it’s like an RPG game for me haha 🤘

Four_Krusties

Finally finished Breath of the Wild after holding off for weeks. Also finally got a somewhat good ending from "A War of a Madman's Making," which is in alpha release and made by a Redditor. It's a dialogue-based RPG where you're thrust into the unwinnable position of leading a deranged dictator's doomed invasion. It was inspired by the game "Suzerain" which is also an absolutely excellent game which I highly recommend if you like chill strategy games, and necessitates several play-throughs as you don't even realize how impactful your actions and decisions are the first time.

-_Mars

Happy birthday to your grandpa! Oh a gamer :D I will go buy ps4 tomorrow after work, I'm really excited for it, haven't played for like 5 years. I want to play the Harry Potter RPG, it looks so cool :D

melonmeta

If you haven't tried NanoBrowserQuest, yet, you totally should. This game is a very fun RPG that showcases the possibilities of Cryptocurrency in the Gaming Industry like nothing else. You can drop XNO by randomly killing monsters or completing quests and instantly withdrawal it into your wallet. You can also deposit XNO to buy special items and equipment. I love this game! I beat the Skeleton King with a friend I made during my playthrough. Very fun, and showcases the true potential of cryptocurrency :\]

theteenysyntax

This sub. I feel like I discovered a new RPG that pays me. I'm starting to get addicted.

Nagakura_Shinpachi

Sorry for hijacking your comment If you like fighting games you could try "The King of Fighters Arena". It's free to play, graphics are okay, it's available on Android, iOS and PC, and it has around 40 playable characters (like [Mai Shiranui](https://youtube.com/watch?v=NBt82-YzJxQ&feature=share8) ) The same developer (Netmarble) has other 3 blockchain games: Ninokuni cross world, A3 still alive and Meta world: My city. The first 2 ones are RPG games and the last one is a monopoly-like video game. And if you like diablo-like video games you could check out "Seraph in the darkness" and "MIR M". P. S. The only one I played is the king of fighters, so I don't know if the other ones are fun or not.

greysweatseveryday

I totally agree! There’s a strategy RPG game being built with the same mentality around blockchain (basically it’s optional). It’s called the Battle for Faenora. They’re coming out with a proof of concept demo soon.

360ODYSY

Getting the CDC Rose Gold card is like finding a powerful RPG character upgrade.

-Clayford08-

You're missing it. The majority of things in-game will not be on chain. The assets/skins for gamers are a great way of giving gamers a sense of ownership in the game itself. If someone chooses to walk away from the game they can sell their skins. Then on the completely opposite spectrum of blockchain, things like Chainlink's VRF can make randomizations in-game completely verifiable. For games like RPG's, that means loot drops on bosses are guaranteed to be random. No trust in the developers are needed.

Awkward_Potential_

Also, every type of Pokemon game is perfect for it too. Trading card game? Perfect. RPG? Perfect! Real world treasure hunt kind of thing like Pokemon Go? OMG so perfect.

Tasigur1

It feels like a simulation or a RPG, where you can level your character. You start at the bottom, but with time and experience u get better and more powerful 😅 I love Moons and this community.

To_The_M000N

A long RPG game with game asset, like Final fantasy 7, Zelda and Dragon Quest. I would love to play that and earn crypto.

DBRiMatt

hahaha, I didn't assign my flair as The Great Australian Shitposter for nothing! Thats okay, in RPG's I usually put extra points in stealth and dexterity rather than charisma. ;)

impulse120

Maybe they were just trying to be nice and brush you off? My family got internet in 94 and we were playing an online RPG that year. At least in the US pretty much all my friends were using instant messenger by 98. This is to say, the internet was very useful early on and crypto has been useful for speculation, trading ape pictures, and saving some folks from hyperinflation. Crypto tech isn't going to get "better" without becoming super centralized.

masstransience

> Query overloaded. Restarting level 1. Lmao. I like this strategy - turn random messages into RPG text game.

ChainsofCastamere

Yeah I'd agree and gaming is a great example. I'd love to see something like major game achievements minting NFTs - even if that was using account-bound NFTs that aren't trade-able. Then those NFTs could unlock other bonuses (maybe just cosmetics) in other games. Or character generation based on your activity in other games. It's easy to imagine characters with specific traits you've built up in one RPG saved as an NFT and then the data from that NFT being used to create an NPC character in another game. How cool would it be to run into a character you built in an old game 10 years ago? There's ways to make that work without the user even knowing they're interacting with a web3 wallet, but making it a really cool achievement system that you can build up between various games. There's definitely ways to make it work without ruining the game, or draining all the fun out of a game with play-to-earn or pay-to-win mechanics. Hopefully one day!

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Now You Can Create Tunes via Bitcoin With an On-Chain Music Engine In a groundbreaking development, an on-chain music engine called the "Descent Into Darkness Music Engine" has been inscribed onto the Bitcoin blockchain. This engine allows anyone to generate a music track by entering a few keywords, not just the owner of the inscription. The music engine, created by indie developer Ratoshi, has a retro "chiptune" vibe and is intended as a companion to the Descent into Darkness text-based RPG. The innovation behind this music engine is the use of "recursive inscriptions," which allow developers to call data from already-inscribed assets on the blockchain. This significantly reduces storage limitations and costs associated with inscribing on-chain projects onto Bitcoin. The introduction of recursive inscriptions could unlock a wave of innovation within the Ordinals community, enabling the inscription of various media and apps on the Bitcoin blockchain. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

SkuniMasterMind

It has good name, good trailer, *respectable* company - and i **FuCKinG LOVE** PvP RPG'S! I really hope im not overly excited - cause i cant stop

Adrewmc

I wanted to build a whole RPG NFT experiment in Reddit but the project got out of hand… It will take years.

yuruseiii

Fuck scammers, should have RPG'd the car with the scammer inside it

CartographerWorth649

I believe that games in or out of crypto should focus more on the game itself, either through pure fun, competitiveness or a mix of all. If crypto and gains comes along the better. Bottom line we all know how the P2E craze in 2021 finished, right? Regarding innovating games it's though to really create something new. I remember how pokemon games for gameboy were completely zelda inspired. The 2D RPG game plays was really similar as the graphics. There's a crypto game on beta called Elfin Kingdom that's clearly Pokemon-inspired and I even find it cool as a reminder of old days. The mentioned DOTA was the starter coming from the warcraft 3 game engine, which turn into a great game. League of Legends is the copycat there, but it arguably has a better game now (down to personal taste). On chain there's also it's copy or inspiration: League of Ancients. Here don't even the name gets too different... Should be countless examples of this... but in the end of the day, I believe it's perfectly fine.

zoomercoomer9000

I guess we all have different coping mechanisms when things get rough. Some find it therapeutic to focus on positive aspects, while others see this as just another hurdle in the battle for financial freedom. Me, personally? I completely withdraw emotionally. Right now I'm playing an old RPG game. Sure my portfolio just took a serious beating, but my in-game character is doing quite well - and that's all that matters right now.

TrudleR

is gaming in an online RPG and trading some in-game items also illegal to you, as long as the landlord pays the bills?

Knotley-Hunt-Brick

Web 3 and RPG ? HMMMM. I feel like this is an aggressive marketing rather than an AMA. Sry but no.

yuruseiii

If someone made a rogue-like RPG like Darkest Dungeon but with NFTs that gradually go insane, I'd play the shit out of it

CartographerWorth649

I've been playing TCG for ages and I have to agree with you! Also like Splinter Lands on the same sort of game. For a more Pokemon-like game Axie Infinity was a pretty decent experience (expensive though) and more recent Elfin Kingdom (still in beta) is adding up the RPG part to it, which IMO is pretty cool. Sandbox is cool too on its own genere.

JWillCHS

Now that Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds game was pretty hyped for a time on mobile. It had cryptocurrency and/or NFTs. I was very surprised to see a beloved Japanese RPG franchise take that route. Then when I found out that Netmarble was the actual developer and Level 5 was just going to be a publisher I knew it might not work. And of course the blockchain side of the game killed it faster than the more traditional pay-to-win cash shop features gamers already complain about. Still! Netmarble has WAY more talent than almost all these developers creating P2E games combined which is sad. Now I’ve seen some things that look appealing but they just don’t play that well. So far there’s really only 3 or 4 things that’s P2E/metaverse-ish that still sucks but you can tell someone is trying: 1) Gods Unchained 2) Decentraland 3) Blankos Block Party 4) Big Time

-l0Lz-

He would have more if he was early 😔 But yes gaming and crypto are just not there yet. Maybe he thinks it will blow up in future and be like Axie (which is not either a good example of gaming and crypto ) Sure you can make money if you get early i agree but it's just not it. You know... We are way too early. I used to play Blankos and it's not too bad but it's a think collection based with profit. Like they all are. Collect this collect that sell or dump to new guys. What i would like is some kind of FPS or RPG.

flarnrules

A tech demo of the MMORPG called Mirandus, which is the flagship game being developed by Gala Games, a web3 game development company. It's like a fantasy RPG where everything in the game is an NFT. Been under development for about 3 years now and they just released a 2 week stress test where some of the core game mechanics are being displayed like resource gathering, combat and crafting.

rootpl

>I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, an SNES/Sega type RPG game with NFT items would make a great mobile game One word: Pokemon And NFTs are the collectible monsters you use to fight with. Developers of that game would be shitting gold bars for years.

Unleashyourstand

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, an SNES/Sega type RPG game with NFT items would make a great mobile game

crispy1988

Appreciate you at least checking us out. This is an RPG so you're playing a single character through the whole game. It's intended to be pretty casual so gameplay sessions take roughly 15-20 min a day per character.

CartographerWorth649

I've been playing a few games, and I'm having a good fun. If you like card games, Splinter Lands is pretty cool. If you like RPG, Pokemon style game, Elfin Kingdom is pretty cool (still in Beta) I used to like Upland too, sort of a (getting to) open world monopoly game, but have been getting bored now.

CartographerWorth649

My current favourite is Splinter Lands (sort of a trading card game) on BSC. I'm very excited with the beta of Elfin Kingdom, which is a Pokemon-like RPG, like a very glorified version of the gameboy versions of Pokemon blue/red/yellow

LrnFaroeseWthBergur

Ohh, shiny. A new link. Must... Resist... Urge... To... CLICK! On another note, I wonder what it will be like when we grow old. Will we still be sitting in front of laptops all day long? Will there be dementia wards where you can choose FPS ward, RPG ward, LoL ward etc.?

DMugre

Reading this post is like watching your bro play russian roulette with an RPG

Byt3r

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superduperdude92

Turn based combat RPG where you can pick a handful of NFTs as buffs or summons. I'm thinking like Golden Sun or FF7. If you go this route the story will be important but brainstorm that later. It needs to be a fun game first, and then the NFTs come in after the fact to enhance the game play. Like fighting basic enemies with basic combat should be fun, and then using NFTs as a means to help in more difficult fights like bosses. For example in Golden Sun if I were able to use Isaac's best summons for every fight it would not be fun or balanced, it would just be me mashing the "A" button and getting to the end asap. This also means that the game can be played without the use of NFTs which would widen your target audience, but having NFTs would greatly enhance the gameplay incentivizing uninitiated players to get into NFTs. With that said, I think it would need a maximum amount of NFTs that you can equip/summon at any given time. If I could equip/summon all my NFTs it would break the game. A cool down mechanic might be handy here too. Restricting the player from using a lot of NFTs at once also forces the player to think creatively and critically about the strategy they go forward with. It sounds counterintuitive but less in this case is more, and how this is balanced really depends on the outcome of the game mechanics. I've been thinking a lot about this lately. Reach out to me via DM if you'd like to talk more about this.

3utt5lut

I'd play a Metaverse that's just like an RPG video game! Imagine a cheap Runescape-like open world game, that's open-source, open-ended, that can be ported to other Metaverses. I'd love a Metaverse that's as ruthless and cold-blooded as real-life (or Dark Souls🤣) I'd don't want to play in a closed box, I want to login and die within a few seconds of logging on.

_zydrate_

I am waiting on Gate of Abyss to release. It is a GPS based mobile RPG. Ive played Town Star on PC but without expensive NFTs you earn nothing. Guild of Guardians looks fun but still waiting on release. Gods Unchained was fun and like Magic and Hearthstone. Stopped playing though when ETH gas fees were high since it waant worth upgrading cards due to cost. They also changed it from earning random card packs to pre-set packs which made me lose motivation to grind for rare cards.

sablexxxt

The article says: "Polygon’s success can also be linked to Hunters On-Chain, a Web3 adaptation of BoomLand’s mobile game, Hunt Royale, which has had a UAW rise of over 17,000% in the last 30 days. The game is a free-to-play RPG with NFT integrations that looks and feels like Minecraft. The game reached an all-time high UAW count of roughly 55,300 on March 9." Looks like playing Minecraft with NFT integrations is the new way to becoming a millionaire overnight

Normal_Ant_4612

Definitely, I could see it being applicable with the popular Battle Royale games and RPG games. It would just need to be simple enough to apply and use for the common player I would think. But wtf do I know, I’m definitely no expert.

amongthewolves

The current NFT games that are out just don't have the same quality to what's already available. Why would I spend my time and money on an NFT RPG game when there are so many other RPGs available that have a bigger player base and are just more fun to play. Interacting with the NFTs also have to be seamless and not seem like a chore to the player. I think the first major NFT game that will be successful will be something like a Farmville or Pokemon-like game, where NFT's tech actually makes sense to use. Pokemon NFTs used for breeding and trading on an open marketplace would be huge and being able to bring those Pokemon into future games.

Unleashyourstand

Give me a pixel RPG with a solid storyline and fun fighting mechanics and then you can add the NFTs as an afterthought. Most of these games want to make money, they don’t want to share the art they created with the world. Chrono Trigger… Xenogears… Phantasy Start IV… Give me something like that

TheRealCRex

Most people don’t realize Counter-Strike is the original NFT game. The marketplace for skins is booming again with the CS2 announcement, which btw, as a sequel they designed to have all previous assets carried forward from your inventory. In other words, game designers just need to design a game and design a marketplace and stop focusing on the NFT/Collectible aspect as the primary focus of why people should play the game. The next game on the horizon likely to pull this off is Dr. Disrespect’s Deadrop (regardless of how you feel about him), because again, its game first. Now, if an RPG maker tried the insurmountable feat of creating say, Final Fantasy III (in which there were random, incredible hard items to get like the pink tail/adamantium armor) and put the chance in at the start, created a marketplace, etc, that would explode. But you can have the thing customers worry about being a rug pull up front, i.e., buy an NFT to play. Make your money off the MP.

ndtsla3

100% The benefits of blockchain in gaming is not P2E and blockchain is not suitable for every game. The P2E aspect should be a byproduct of the implementation, not the goal. RPG, MMORPG, and other games that require you to grind for loot/items will benefit the most. Now you actually own those items that you've been grinding 100s of hours for. When your playing days are behind you, you will still have that item you've worked so hard for. People seem to dismiss the benefits "digital ownership" can bring our society, in a time that our physical and digital lives are becoming more intertwined.

CryptozNewb

Reddit seems to have a bad habit of not looking in the right places for web3 games. There are a lot of crypto games, and they are growing by the day in numbers and quality! And, to be fair, most of these are still officially in an alpha or beta state. But they're still playable. Here are just a few: FPS - ev.io, Project Red, Mini-Royale, Undead Blocks; Metalcore, Shrapnel, Citizen Conflct, and Metaland in development MOBA - Spider Tanks, Thetan Arena; Wildcards, The Harvest, and Tearing Spaces in development Strategy - Voxie Tactics, Eternal Dragons, Mojo Melee Virtual World with arena combat and in-world mini-games - Champions Ascension Chronos - side scroller with PvE and PvP Big Time - instanced fantasy RPG Influence - space-based MMO with detailed production chains and orbits Huntes On-chain - top-down, multiplayer, PvE competitions Ad you mentioned that you aren't a fan of TCG style games, but they are a great fit for NFTs. For that we have Gods Unchained, Skyweaver, Deviants' Factions, Splinterlands, Parallel, Dark Country, Synergy of Serra, MuTerra, and more! ​ Not every type of game is going to fit well with blockchain tech. For example, most single-player games. That's why you'll see most of the blockchain games built around PvP or leaderboard competitions. The blockchain gaming space is still growing and developing, but there is definitely much more than there was a year ago. And it's going to continue to grow by leaps and bounds over the coming years. We're just getting started!

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Gold Fever is a free-to-play survival RPG where real life intersects with the metaverse. The game lets players start their own businesses from within its virtual world with commercial NFTs as the product, bringing the Metaverse one step into real life. In Gold Fever, players can own in-game businesses as commercial *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Vladimir-Putin

GALA Gala games has some decent games on their platform with a pretty fun gameplay loops, but the economics of their projects always seems to fall short. And while I enjoy their games, I acknowledge that they are thus far nothing groundbreaking. Leaps and bounds ahead of web3 games from the last bull run, but still not really a blockbuster experience worth the headache of the monetization schemes. I have a glimmer of hope that one of their internally-produced games will be good enough of a videogame to attract attention, but seeing how the major NFT holders of Mirandus live in a fantasy world where users will "be willing to pay $2.00 to spawn at my cemetary if they're able to earn $10.00 a day playing the game" I see very little opportunity for the game to succeed. *My hope* is that Gala Games gives the early NFT holders (including me) the shaft and they focus more on making an MMO RPG for the masses. I don't want to make $1,000s of dollars on an in-game NFT. I want my GALA tokens to be the backbone currency of a wildly successful game. And if the greedy mofos who bought $100,000 worth of NFTs get their way, not a goddamn soul will be playing the game for any amount of time.

the_far_yard

Big FF fan here. Of all the NFTs in the FF series that might appear, 7 would be the pinnacle of collection. I would love to have one since it was my first RPG that I truly enjoyed. Them combining it with physical cards is gonna be a bit more nicer too. Can you imagine trading cards paired with its own NFT? It's bonkers. Imagine if you somehow ended up owning one card that was previous owned by Hironobu Sakaguchi, the founder of the franchise.

Space-Booties

What does she bring to the table to earn 6million dollars? Objectively she’s a terrible trader. Objectively she looks like a obnoxious bar maiden NPC from a RPG that takes place in the 14th century. I just don’t get it.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Nexon is developing a new Web3 game based on its popular 2D pixelated RPG franchise, called MapleStory Universe. Nexon is launching a private Supernet on Polygon for the new NFT-focused game. Polygon is an Ethereum scaling network that allows faster and cheaper transactions than the Ethereum mainnet itself. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Get more of today's trending news [here](https://coinfeeds.substack.com).*

Bailszy

I'd personally like to see a new viral RPG that is able to implement NFTs in an innovative way.

iPhone40

“It’s like Diablo 3 meets Animal Crossing” Seriously? Couldn’t you just say action RPG with simulation elements

Digital__Native

Diablo II is the real deal RPG