Panel: Rules May Apply: What to Expect From Blockchain Gaming
summary
Panel argues the bear market forces real products not hype and urges “fun first” game design while layering web3. Teams pick chains for performance (example: Solana for low gas), use 5,000 NFTs drops to test economies and discovered five chase rarities that drew bids into the thousands, and warn about open-economy risks from Diablo‑style auction houses. Middleware and multi‑chain tooling plus on‑chain smart contracts (user‑created mechanics, interoperable trait systems) are the practical paths forward.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Blockchain gaming intro
- 4:13Bear market impact
- 8:25Enjoyable blockchain games
- 10:31Misconceptions about blockchain games
- 13:00NFTs and interoperability
- 18:16Fun-first business model
- 20:22Open vs closed economies
- 23:32New player motivations
- 27:06Non-monetary blockchain uses
- 28:32Dominant blockchain for gaming
- 31:19Web3 mechanics for fun
- 36:12Making blockchain games fun
- 39:52Closing remarks & Q&A
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