The growth of GameFi has been significant in recent years. Indeed, many crypto games and platforms that combine gaming and DeFi principles have emerged.
The success of NFT games like CryptoKitties and Axie Infinity has shown that there is a market for blockchain-based gaming. Of course, these crypto games allow players to own and trade unique, one-of-a-kind digital assets.
But I've been thinking that according to some statistics, almost two billion gamers are casual players, i.e., they play regularly but for a small amount of time. These players are more attracted by the quality of games rather than by the play-to-earn model.
In order to attract this huge player segment, both the number and quality of crypto games must be raised. However, based on previous experience, it often takes years to bring the quality of gaming products to a professional level.
That's why I believe that mobile crypto games such as Coin Fantasy, for example, are expected to play a role in drawing in casual gamers.
Statistics show that crypto games are still a small part of the gaming market. But I believe in a few years from now we will experience a real GameFi revolution.
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