Game Changer: The Universal in-App Currency Made for Both Users and Developers
Global gaming revenues are booming, with mobile games surpassing 75 billion U.S. dollars in annual revenue, which accounted for 43 percent of the global gaming market in 2020 (Source: Statista). While purchasing the game used to be the main monetization method of games, today, the reality is much different. Subscription services, paid downloads of additional […]
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Blockchain and NFTs Becoming Mainstream in Video Game Development
The trend of including blockchain elements and NFTs in video games is here to stay.....