Designing an Open Game Economy (Part 1) This article series is a thesis on a new type of blockchain economy, one that more closely resembles the economies we experience in the real world. With the proliferation of virtual ghost towns, it's time for a new approach.

🎙️ X Spaces 🎙️ Explore Fully On-Chain Games with the G7 Community. ⏬ Proof of Play, The Citadel, Playmint will discuss: 🤔 Fully Decentralized Game Studio Dilemma 💰 Funding Models & On-Chain Commitment 🙋‍♀️ AMA x.com/i/spaces/1BRJj…

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Most web3 games don't reach the true potential of player-owned economies But there's an emerging category that could succeed at a scale rivaling physical countries Let me show you the future of Virtual Nations (and some alpha on who's building them) 👇

GDC got the better of us but better late than never! Here is our chat with The Citadel, where we discuss their upcoming on-chain sci-fi MMO, why being fully on-chain is bad game design, and how programmable worlds are breeding grounds for emergent player behavior. Links below👇

In under 2 weeks, the autonomous worlds community is hosting Autonomous Anonymous 2024 (aaworlds.com), a IRL hackathon in Lisbon focused on modding fully onchain games that will be live and playable! Play, hack, build and experiment on top of the games below!

The hyped from previous NFT bull run died long ago but The Citadel just never stop making progress time and time again. 🛠️ ZERO marketing BS ZERO meaningless token PURE dedication + determination 🫡

Hello friends, Genesis Horizon ebook is free this week.

It's painfully obvious that fully onchain games are the next major chapter of innovation for crypto applications. You should probably pay attention.

What's spaceships without (onchain) friendships? Multiplayer playtests soon...

my fav onchain game and three of the inspirations behind it

crypto product mistakes i) thinking UX is the bottleneck UX is not the bottleneck, while not perfect, it's good enough — the actual bottleneck is things worth using the only exceptions are things like on/off ramps or bridging I have seen tons of apps with great UX, but never

Increasingly, MMOs have all become theme parks where players cannot really affect the world -- they move through it, maybe have instanced housing here and there. But a world you are in should *react to you being there*.

There hasn’t been enough player empowerment around government in MMOs for a long time. With notable exceptions like Eve, most of the games have been about pushing you through content progression instead.

This is the game I have been dreaming about building for thirty years. raphkoster.com/2024/06/28/ann… It sounds lofty… and it is.

bringing this aura back with onchain MMOs

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Just playtested the recent The Citadel builds and holy shit are we about to cook

it's called The Citadel btw