Panel: Beyond the Dawn: What to Expect From Blockchain Gaming in 2023
summary
Panel argues 2023 is less hype and more execution: teams are shipping real titles after long builds — one drag‑racing blockchain project spends 18 months with a 40‑person team, Jam City spins out a $32M studio, and a publisher lists ~800 blockchain games with 40–50 actively anticipated. Best practice is to launch tokens or NFTs after an economy exists, use NFTs as in‑game drops (Big Time) or leaderboard‑linked passes (Yuga Labs sewer pass ~20,000 units), and hide blockchain tech behind playable games.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:54Panel Introductions
- 2:46State of Blockchain in 2023
- 6:42Problems with Blockchain
- 10:34Broader Ecosystem
- 14:05PlaytoEarn
- 18:19Blockchain Games
- 22:06Play to Earn
- 31:51Metaverse
- 35:51Questions
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