A similar question gets asked all the time in the United States regarding the popularity of futbol despite the millions of players across all levels of school and recreation:
Seriously, though, the article mentions numerous reasons, among them the success of Ethereum which led to its current predicament. This makes Splinterlands' success even more amazing.
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Yea the start up costs and fees on Axie are kind of crazy. I think Alien Worlds picked things up but I honestly don't see how the model works that well. Splinterlands seems like a better gaming model that people can follow.
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For anyone wanting to get into blockchain gaming, I would recommend Splinterlands, Rising Star, and the other Hive-based games. If money is no object, I would still recommend the Hive games but let the person go with an Axie Infinity-type game if he or she was really desparate to blow through wads of money.
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Yea I like HIVE based games because the investment doesn't need to be that big and you can earn it back by blogging.
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Very nice article.
That Nine Chronicles game drew my attention and I'll take a closer look at it. Does anyone know anything about it?
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I'm still learning the ins and out of blogging at Hive, so I'm the wrong person to ask.
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I looked it up and I'm a bit torn.
On one hand, the concept is very interesting and apparently, it's built on a blockchain that's specific to gaming (Libplanet).
However, it looks a bit childish and repetitive. I'm not sure I'd enjoy it
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Here is the official trailer in case anyone is interested.
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Maybe it's a proof of concept project. There's plenty on crypto and blockchain wheich is new and experiemental.
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