Blockchain games aren’t really decentralized… but that’s about to change
Blockchain games aren’t really decentralized… but that’s about to change
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Despite promises of decentralization and trustless ownership, the vast majority of crypto games today are, at best, partially decentralized. Web3 is the branding, but in reality, most are Web2+. Game assets live on-chain, yet the game logic, state and storage remain off-chain on centralized servers.
Why? Simply put, its not easy to build a fully decentralized game on-chain. Blockchains in 2023 are still far too slow for processing the gargantuan number of transactions that video games require. Lattice (OTC:LTTC) CEO Ludens tells Cointelegraph:
Sky Strife from Lattice. (X/Twitter)The Metaverse Index token has been on a wild ride. (CoinMarketCap)Axie Infinity now has a much more finite number of players. (Axie Infinity) Read also Features Features Dark Forest is a decentralized MMO space conquest strategy game. (Medium)Dark Forest Arena. Read also Asia Express Features Games started as text-based RPGs and moved on to first-person shooters like Doom 1993. (Doom/Britannica) Subscribe The most engaging reads in blockchain. Delivered once a week.