Trends in the GameFi and meta-universe: what's new and why it matters
Blockchain gaming is slowly moving beyond simple collectible cards and NFT rare earth hunts. Developers are moving towards creating entire game worlds on basic networks like Polygon, BNB Chain and others.
The key trend is to make the interface as beginner-friendly as possible and expand economic opportunities. Players now not only fight, collect resources or build virtual objects, but also earn real crypto-assets - the play-to-earn model has moved from a curious innovation to a full-fledged market.
What's particularly eye-catching is the growing connection between GameFi and the idea of a meta-universe. Whereas previously custom items (NFTs) were only unique within a single game, now projects are emerging that promise item portability between different playgrounds.
This opens the door to the formation of multiverse universes where participants can simultaneously have fun, earn and interact with each other in a single virtual space. This synthesis of the gaming industry and blockchain technology expands the audience, making it possible to monetize time spent in games, which is certainly attractive to investors and users alike.
