What’s next in terms of CryptoWars’ development Why CryptoWars’ economy is much more sophisticated than NFT sales Why games will be the gateway for mass adoption of blockchain The strengths (and weaknesses) of using a sidechain like Loom, especially for UX Why he (still) rates Ethereum over other blockchains Why Experimental decided to make a strategy blockchain game Matias’ history prior to launching Experimental The game is currently expected to be live in early 2020. In this episode, Jon discusses the ongoing development of blockchain strategy game CryptoWars with Experimental (aka e11.io) CEO Matias Nisenson.ĭevelopment on CryptoWars started in mid-2018 and since the start of 2019, Experimental has been regularly testing various aspects of the game - from the blockchain infrastructure including Loom Network’s Layer 2 solution through to gameplay features. & check out Blockchain Gaming World on YouTube The importance of building a community early in a game’s development, including Discord and streamingĪnd how the financial opportunities of NFT trading encourages a deeper community

Why Lucid Sight thinks item ownership is so important for blockchain game adoption

How CSC will onboard gamers without requiring access to crypto or private keys/wallet etc How the development process has progressed (currently Alpha)

Why blockchain is an important feature of the game, not the entirety of the game Why Lucid Sight wanted to make a complex MMO such as CSC on the blockchain The game will be in Steam early access in late August, alongside a pre-sale of game items including the first ships from CSC’s recent licensing deal with Star Trek. We talk to CEO Randy Saaf and CTO Fazri Zubair about their forthcoming space MMO Crypto Space Commander (CSC), which they describe as like ‘EVE Online on the blockchain’. We’re into the second year of the Blockchain Gaming World podcast, and kicking off with US developer Lucid Sight.

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