Problem

Most Web3 games fail to deliver the essentials: lasting fun, a healthy economy, and a sense of belonging.

Over 70% of Web3 games lose 90% of their volume within six months. The pattern is clear:

• Exclusive focus on “making money,” with little fun.

• Inflationary economies: infinite supply, lacking burning mechanisms or consistent utility.

• Lack of identity and community: players extract value and abandon the project.

The result? Players join, extract value, and disappear. Projects collapse.

Moreover, these games struggle to attract the mainstream Web2 audience, accustomed to fast, intuitive, and integrated experiences. While creating an account and playing is instant on traditional platforms, Web3 onboarding remains bureaucratic and technical, requiring wallet creation, private key management, and processes that cause insecurity.

This scenario discourages billions of potential users seeking usability, security, and fun, preventing Web3 games from evolving beyond a niche bubble and hindering mass adoption and sustainable growth.