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Success requires a deliberate approach where blockchain serves as a functional enhancement to gameplay, prioritizing core game design principles.
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This Naavik and Forte deep dive, written by Matt Dion and dated June 8, 2022, is a guide for game developers beginning blockchain game development. It is organized around five foundational questions: whether a blockchain is being used for the right reasons, whether the game is designed for success, whether its economy is designed for success, whether its infrastructure is built for success, and whether the business is built for long-term success. The article cites examples such as ChainFaces Arena, Thetan Arena, CryptoKitties, Star Atlas and Axie Infinity. It describes ChainFaces Arena as a time-limited experiment in which the eventual winner walked away with roughly $160,000 in ETH, and it notes that users paid gas fees of about $50 to $100 or more for basic actions on Ethereum. For Thetan Arena, the article reports that within 60 days downloads rose 171% and revenue rose 199% compared with the entire lifetime performance of Heroes Strike. The article states that the Scalability Trilemma means engineers may choose only two of scalability, security and decentralization.
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