Quote from: alexsandria on February 25, 2020, 12:26:00 PM

Quote from: verita1 on February 25, 2020, 04:51:54 AM

Great idea! A mini-game is ideal for an objective between 18 years and over. Because there are certain warnings about the use of Bitcoin that are clearly understandable.
It can be fun if users have challenges and missions where they can earn rewards and points. Also, with the points earned they can become satoshi, it would be an advantage.

It would be hard to associate game to bitcoin or cryptocurrency specially when you are playing an online game and the reward is a cryptocurrency which is satoshi or any coin i think the developer of the game will be having a hard time f that would be the concept of the game playing the game winning the game and earn free satoshi a after the game maybe that would be a hard part for the developer.
I think the main concept will be just the game will be having a connection to cryptocurrency and bitcoin and which they will how to promote or introduce bitcoin is.

For me, yes, it is hard to make a game that you can connect bitcoin and the purpose is to educate the gamer but as of now, maybe there are some developers are now thinking that to happen and they will produced some blockchain-based game that will promote bitcoin to the player. Because as of now there are games that only use bitcoin for some top-ups when you are buying some equipment in a particular game and need bitcoin to buy it. It is not impossible to happen but as of now since there is still not having any kind of game like that, we should continue to promote bitcoin the way we do, promoting in social media platforms, on your friends, so that we can gain a lot more investors to support particular projects that are coming.

Quote from: Gheka on February 25, 2020, 02:14:07 PM

Quote from: julius caesar on February 23, 2020, 03:56:51 PM

Quote from: hatshepsut93 on February 22, 2020, 12:33:14 PM

I don't think games are a good tool for educating adults about new concepts, they are time-consuming and distracting. You could use them to teach kids, but why would you want to teach kids about Bitcoin in the first place, it's not like they will be using it till they grow up.
Adults play games to relax and have fun, and educational games generally have poor gameplay, so I can't imagine such game being popular.

Games is a good way to educate other people. They are having fun while learning how bitcoin really works. They would fully understand what bitcoin can do if they are enjoying studying about it. Plain text information is much more boring than playing a game while learning so, I do not think that this one is a bad idea at all.

Well, in the past, I've seen some games like a happy farm, harvesting and trading products, we can convert the profits we earn into bitcoin but these games quickly went bankrupt and disappeared when the value of bitcoin skyrocketed and when the bitcoin craze has been flooding in recent years, the idea of a game to educate people about bitcoin is no longer an interesting idea. In order to understand bitcoin, perhaps people should directly visit the websites online, they provide them fully and with the level of knowledge of an average person, we only need a short time to understand all about bitcoin

Indeed, there are people who really play every game like it was a piece of cake for them but when the other people playing it, it is really hard. Different people have different knowledge.