This afternoon, the gaming platform GameBuild launched on Binance Alpha, and it’s not easy to get the ticker $GAME .
In the project introduction on Binance Alpha, it says that $GAME is a product of the combination of the Base chain AI and game finance, which is a bit confusing.
The $GAME token is issued on the Binance chain.
Looking through the recent games on this platform, the game #Valoris that launched on August 1 is a project on the Binance chain.
Earlier, Arena of Faith is a project on the IMX chain.
What does this have to do with the Base chain?
However, blockchain game players actually don’t care too much about which chain a game is deployed on, as long as it’s not an obscure chain.
If a game chooses an obscure chain, players who understand the market will know that the project team is temporarily out of money and needs to rely on grants from the obscure chain for development and trial-and-error; this is a rookie project team.
Alternatively, more capable blockchain game projects directly create their own game-specific chains, such as MapleStory U and Off the Grid, which both utilize the Avalanche chain's technology to create their own chain.
The advantage of a blockchain game project creating its own game-specific chain is:
Game players can collect the gas fees for trading game NFTs and tokens on the chain themselves, rather than letting the public chain take it.
They can also customize some game-specific functions for this public chain. For example, players of MapleStoryU can see daily asset transaction volumes, total active wallets, increments of active wallets, daily and monthly active player counts based on active wallet numbers, etc., on their dashboard.
Players who have played blockchain games on the GameBuild platform are welcome to share your experiences: Is the game fun? Are there many players? Can you earn in-game currency? What is the market value of the project? Are NFT prices and token prices stable?
