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The current economic approach of play-to-earn (P2E) games is one of the biggest problems with Web3 gaming. Play-to-earn games can be very profitable for some people, but they may not be able to keep going in the long run. Casual players don't like games that are more focused on making money than having fun. In a study, the Blockchain Game Alliance said that the main things holding back mass adoption are bad gameplay and hard-to-understand onboarding. To solve these problems, developers need to focus on making immersive and interesting gameplay, a smooth way to get started, and long-term economic models that put players first. Web3 games is a part of the blockchain business that is growing quickly. But Web3 gaming hasn't become popular yet, even though it has a lot of promise. A recent poll found that 75% of game developers plan to work with Web3 games in the future, and 56% of those surveyed think that Web3 technology will change the way games are made.

NFT rebranding is necessary for the mass adoption of Web3 games, Community Gaming CEO Chris Gonsalves shares his thoughts on the matter.

Play-to-earn games have propelled the popularity of crypto's in a huge way and the reason behind it is easy to understand.

Animoca Brands and Binance Smart Chain joined hands to launch a $200 million investment program to facilitate crypto gaming startups.

Blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies are present some time now. Technology witnessed steady growth thanks to its unique features