Blog about NFT games
Games in the metaverse allow players from all over the world not only to interact with each other in the virtual world but also to guarantee their own rights to own game assets using blockchain technologies (most often NFT).
In terms of gameplay, it is a typical Korean grindhouse. There are no unique mechanics, and the story is average.
Not all NFT games are created equal. You can find them in different genres and styles to suit all tastes, so choose depending on whether you are looking to play or try to earn money.
NFTs can be useful for ticket management. For example, event organizers can issue NFTs in the form of tickets that provide permanent proof of ownership and attendance.
In a decentralized ecosystem, anyone can create an NFT, including you. Creating a new NFT is called minting.
There are NFT games for Android, iOS, Windows, and Linux. There are almost no such projects for game consoles (except for The Six Dragons and Alpha Kombat).
In fact, the idea of NFT games originated in 2012 with the release of Diablo III. The peculiarity of this RPG was that it implemented a free auction between players.
To understand which NFT games without investments are the most promising, you need to start with the basics.