How blockchain games are adding financial upside to virtual fun Web3 gaming enables players to profit from in-game activities, transforming virtual worlds into real economies.

A lot of people are dismissing blockchain as a lot of hype. While that hype can be nauseating, some very big companies, including French video game giant Ubisoft, are taking it seriously. Yves ...

Blockchain is not a fad—it's a technological revolution that's returning the power to the players. By making in-game assets actually ownable, it's altering what we think of gaming, digital ...

Blockchain-based games want to go mainstream, but the million-dollar question is: What’s the best way to do it? According to some web3 game developers, there might not be just one right answer ...

Ready Games has launched a division to bring mobile blockchain games and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to the Apple and Google app stores.

Ubisoft just concluded its Q2 earnings call, and one element of it that seemed to make both Ubisoft and investors happy was the discussion of blockchain.

Blockchain technology brings economic building blocks to games and sparks a tsunami of economic activity — inside and outside the games.

Games can be both fun to play and lucrative, some blockchain game developers argue. It’s not news that gamers are motivated to make money — even in more developed parts of the world.

With blockchain, it’s easy to get lost in all the hype around decentralization and token economies – but without a way of making money, such endeavors aren’t really businesses at all.