Cory Leon: Struggles of Blockchain Games
Cory Leon, co-founder of Pixelverse, has expressed dissatisfaction with the current state of blockchain games, noting that many of them have not lived up to expectations. Despite significant investments and sponsor support, such projects often fail to attract a wide audience and remain unprofitable.
Leon emphasized that while many startups receive large amounts of funding, their games often show a low quality of gameplay. He noted that even with high ratings and venture investor support, many new blockchain games mainly attract players interested in speculating on the value of in-game assets, rather than the game itself. According to him, the main focus should be on building a strong customer base and smart token distribution, rather than unrealistic promises.
Randy Vassinger: Future Potential of Blockchain Games
Meanwhile, Randy Vassinger, founder of the non-fungible token data aggregator CryptoSlam, has a different viewpoint. He believes that blockchain games have the potential to attract new users to Web3, despite current problems. Vassinger believes that the huge investments in this area require time to create truly quality projects. He hopes that blockchains such as Immutable, Ronin, and Mythos will help developers create games that can attract millions of users, not just thousands.
Conclusion: Divided Opinions on the Future of Blockchain Games
Thus, opinions on the future of blockchain games are divided: some believe that projects do not meet expectations, while others see potential in them and are confident that quality will improve over time.
