Blockchain Gaming Trends in the Editor's Spotlight July 2020 3/3

We've published a recap of the Nine Chronicles Closed Beta.
A quick summary.
Closed beta has been implemented 7 times since last fall
There were 70,000 entries and 1,500 people played.
Popular content is item creation

It is published as open source and is free to be modified by users and to be operated by Ford The game can be backed up. The game runs on the company's Libplanet engine and does not require a server to run. The company says it will run as a P2P game with no

The first pre-sale is scheduled to begin on July 15.
An airdrop campaign is currently underway.
Expectations are high for an open beta to be held soon.

According to an announcement from the official posted on the Discord channel, Decimated will not be blockchain-ready.

Dicimated has stated that it will be difficult to devote resources to blockchain and crypto-related matters because of the legal process, anti-money laundering, customer data collection (KYC), and a lot of other work that will need to be done.
That said, they should focus on art, animations, and game systems to minimize the legal risks, but they're also considering working on the idea of tokenized virtual items in the future.

This announcement is disappointing, as we had high hopes for this third-person shooter due to its high quality, but it's just a temporary halt to blockchain-related implementations, so let's be patient.

The excitement of the Enjin platform and Epic Games' More and more blockchain-enabled games are expected to come from blockchain gaming efforts. It seems. As for perception, perhaps because of the amount of content for the PC, it is distributed on the Steam platform and The word "blockchain game" is more visible to a wider audience than in Japan, and It may be a step in the right direction.

Personally, the PR of Japanese blockchain games is a technical hurdle to gain public awareness of It's high and I feel like it's going to be tough right away. So I'm looking for a community of people who are technically literate and like to play games like that. I feel that activities to build a solid fan base in the indie game market are effective.

Major Japanese game developers have been backing indie game developers in various ways for a long time I do. While using those backups, blockchain games from the realm of indie games and blockchain games from the realm of One way to do this might be to spread the