Sigh... Don't be fooled by the high popularity of blockchain games; the blockchain gaming sector is actually in a bear market.

Many players who previously invested heavily in blockchain games have already left after getting burned;

New players are scarce, and those who are new to blockchain games see the previous batch of players getting burned. They become cautious as the return on investment in blockchain games isn't significant;

For project teams with launched blockchain game products, many have quietly exited after issuing tokens. Those who haven't left are struggling to persist, and once the excitement of token issuance fades, if the gold farming rewards aren't high, it doesn't matter whether the game content is updated or not; it will still struggle to survive;

Project teams that haven't issued tokens are still trying hard to market, create content, build user communities, and analyze on-chain trading data. If their funds run dry and they can't issue tokens, they'll end up like Nyan Heroes, closing down for good;

Traditional game developers who are observing the blockchain gaming sector and preparing to enter and experiment find the difficulty of blockchain game development and operation to be hellish, and many are discouraged.

I am the force discouraging them: developing a game that's somewhat playable is relatively easy, but designing an economic system for a blockchain game is extremely difficult. Promoting and operating it to both Web2 and Web3 players requires not only a market operation team that spends time and money but also the boss and core project members to personally get involved and promote it; maintaining the balance of the economic system after the game and assets are released is even more challenging.

If you don't have sufficient skills and funding, don't waste your time and money on blockchain games.