New data shows that the current bear climate has not negatively impacted blockchain games. According to a DappRagamdar report, blockchain gaming made up nearly 52% of all unique active wallets (UAWs), with nearly 1.1 million UAWs in Q2 of this year.
While the landscape is still developing, new blockchain games are taking the industry by storm. One such is Calvaria: Duels of Eternity.
The gap between real-world activities and the crypto space is not closing quickly. While there have been several notable attempts from gaming and decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystems, mainstream adoption has largely been impacted by the perceived unstable nature of cryptocurrencies.
Calvaria: Duels of Eternity has put this as its focal point of reference and is looking to unite the real world and the crypto space. The blockchain game aims to make gamers ambassadors of cryptocurrencies through its fun and highly immersive crypto card game.
For a start, the project is split into two broad but closely linked modes. The first is the free-to-play (F2P) space which allows regular gamers to play the online strategy game with little crypto interference. The second is the one that has several users excited: the play-to-earn (P2E) option. This rewards the user for spending time playing the game with the gaming token RIA.
Although the F2P mode is crypto-aversive, it still offers users so much value. For a start, Calvaria features a unique story mode for a digital collectible card game. This way, users can directly interface with a narrative that interests them. Another huge thing is that the F2P mode allows users to access regular physical goods and services. Also, the best players would be rewarded with advertising and scholarship opportunities.
The P2E
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