Panel: How To Guide Game Development Into Web3?
summary
Practical steps and tradeoffs for moving games to blockchain: a live game example is Alien Worlds on WAX with on‑chain NFT attributes and DAOs that receive treasury tokens via a 2% per week drip to limit authoritativeness while communities learn governance. Tools discussed include Venly’s agnostic stack and automatic custodial wallet creation via social login, an incubator committing to ~40 projects in Krakow, and a BGA report noting ~30% of respondents cite the crypto winter as a major negative. Custodial-first onboarding and gradual decentralization are recommended.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Web3 game dev panel intro
- 1:21Why studios go Web3
- 3:45Digital ownership drives Web3
- 7:00From Web2 to Web3 gaming
- 9:28Web3 platforms and opportunities
- 11:56Blockchain and wallet choices
- 14:25Community-driven Web3 design
- 18:33Decentralization in gaming
- 25:38Crypto winter impact
- 29:05Educating devs on blockchain
- 33:06Onboarding gamers to Web3
- 35:23Advertising in Web3 gaming
- 38:12New Web3 gameplay
- 44:05Closing and Q&A
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