While many gamers are critical of blockchain-based gaming, Myspace co-founder Chris DeWolfe believes its adoption is on the way as the business model inherently provides players with more control over their in-game experiences. DeWolfe, who is now the CEO of Jam City, said that “the quality of the game and how developers interact and engage with players to set expectations” could eventually change the perception of skeptics.
DeWolfe explained that while there is skepticism about the current gameplay quality and adoption rates in blockchain games, the industry will flourish as games become more fun and interesting.
“It’s early days, but we are encouraged by what we’re seeing and confident that blockchain games will continue to gain traction if they are interesting and fun to play,” he said.
DeWolfe also believes blockchain-based entertainment will be a platform that dominates socialization and commerce in the future. “We predict it will be the dominant place where we all socialize, are entertained, and conduct commerce,” he added.
(all information was provided by CoinTelegraph)