Challenges in GameFi
Unsustainable, Rewards-Only Models Many GameFi models rely heavily on incentives, focusing more on rewards than creating enjoyable gameplay. This has led to an inflationary token structure, where rewards quickly lose value as the in-game economy becomes overextended. In these models, player retention dwindles, as the focus shifts from fun to “earning.”
Lack of Meaningful Engagement Most GameFi projects don’t match the complexity or content of traditional games like World of Warcraft or The Rise of Kingdoms. Without compelling narratives, strategic depth, or rich social experiences, these games struggle to keep players engaged over time.
Economic Imbalance and NFT Pitfalls The economic imbalance in many GameFi games has further led to a focus on monetizing NFTs, which often feel irrelevant to actual gameplay. We believe NFTs can be redundant in creating value, so instead of tokenized collectibles, we prioritize tokens players earn through genuine engagement and achievements. Players should enjoy earning for their time and effort, without an inflated NFT economy diluting the game's purpose.
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