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A recent survey indicates that the once-favorite play-to-earn model is falling out of favor in the blockchain gaming industry as the focus switches to improving gameplay. This is what we needed, wouldn't you say?

I learned about the study while reading the Blockchain Game Alliance's (BGA) recently published annual report, which included the poll results and involved 347 professionals from 252 various blockchain projects or organizations.

The bulk of respondents, according to BGA, were young adult males in middle and senior management positions in blockchain gaming companies. One of the patterns identified by the survey was an apparent shift in how blockchain gaming CEOs viewed P2E as a driver of the technology's adoption.

I've always been a big fan of these games, but I have to admit that they need to focus more on the gameplay. Only CoinFantasy, Splinterlands, and Axie were complete masterpieces for me.

The major problems in blockchain gaming, in my opinion, were bad gameplay and the issue of poorly understood blockchain gaming concepts.

Do you believe the improved gameplay will attract a lot more players?

A component of the report backed by DappRadar claims that overall, despite the prolonged crypto winter, the blockchain gaming business is still expanding rapidly.