Jon Jordan and BlockchainGamer.biz editor Jenny Jordan talk through the week's news including:
- [0:34] Much anticipated game Wildcard dropped its whitepaper.
- [1:09] CEO Paul Bettner worked on Age of Empires, created Words With Friends. Very smart.
- [3:00] This was the first time we got insight about how its blockchain works and it's not the game.
- [4:08] The blockchain bit is Thousands, an integrated Twitch-like spectator platform.
- [4:34] Wildcard is a F2P PC/console game with cosmetic IAPs. No NFTs. No crypto.
- [5:40] The WC token is 100% for the community. 20% has already been airdropped.
- [6:32] You can stake the token and also use it for prediction markets about the game's esport events.
- [7:55] There will also be Wildorgs, which will act as team franchises.
- [8:51] It looks like Wildcard will use blockchain for the things it's good for.
- [10:36] It's interesting that the developer and the investors aren't getting any tokens.
- [12:33] While Wildcard isn't using Apptokens, we see more games using Apptoken-style controls.
- [14:31] Pre-registrations for Axie Infinity: Atia's Legacy have passed 2.5 million.
- [24:44] For a successful web3 game, you need people spending fiat currency as well.
- [26:06] Even in this market, some games are growing - Alien Worlds, Nine Chronicles, Axie etc.
- [27:42] What's interesting are games that couldn't exist without using
- [35:47] "If EVE Online is Rome, EVE Frontier is the building of New York," says CCP Games' CEO.
- [38:46] EVE Frontier: it's like CCP Games building a specific sandbox platform for EVE games.
- [40:25] What's really interesting is what new sort of games can we build with blockchain.
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