The idea is still there but sustaining it is the problem. I don't think that most of the developers are addressing that issue. What they do is produce games that are attractive in the beginning and can have a hype during the launch. But when it's played already, many can't sustain how they'll assure that the economy inside the game will be sustained. And that's why if the devs are for the game, they should stick to the game. But if they include crypto in it, that's when they'll have hard time fixing that problem although many are hopeful that we'd see gamefi to become stable.

All cycles are the same, hype then messy, people who are already in the Crypto market about the development of industry and narratives will understand the performance of a category in each field of projects, and this game is one that relies on their hypes to be destroyed.

The reward mechanism is also not far, and the most needs to pay attention to their games is not very interesting at this time, the web2 section is still a lot of fans and more friendly than the games on the web3 now.


There is no project that specifically focuses on the development of the game, they only play schemes to get money from the community but from the games are unable to compete with web2 game developers, this is an obstacle which must have more value to be traded and can survive.

Not really, this is an old trend that is no longer relevant. It just does not have an attractive business model and can't survive massive farms that will come up to farm it. Most people that play games do not care about earning money while playing, they care about having a really good game.