Most Web3 games developed to date prioritize quick monetization of the user, often at the expense of a stable game economy. As a result, they have been an economic failure for users, quickly falling into obscurity.
Web3 games prioritize easy in-game token rewards over meaningful gameplay experiences for users, focusing solely on earning money as the primary premise. Currently, users feel imprisoned by a game just because they can earn money. Most Web3 games to date consist of a few clicks to be rewarded with in-game tokens. Where is the fun in that?
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Many players spend a lot of time on a game, spread the word to their friends, and even if they don’t spend a penny on the game, they bring a lot of value to the game that is usually not compensated at all by the publisher, which can generate up to 10-digit figures per year.
Getting into blockchain is too complicated for most of the target audience. Installing extensions to connect to the blockchain, creating a wallet, or exiting the game to trade in-game items are often annoying for the user.
Web3 has a user experience problem
When the games stop being profitable, they are shut down, even if they still have large communities behind them who have spent a large amount of time on them, if not money. When the game servers shut down, the players are left with nothing from them: no game to play, no achievements record, no customized character, no rare items, and nothing at all.
