- Nakamoto Games is one of the most active hubs with more than 160 mini-products.
- The developer SDK allows independent game builders to tokenize their products.
- Nakamoto Games will try to attract more developers in 2023, while onboarding more traditional gamers.
Nakamoto Games updated its roadmap for 2023, with focus on the separate needs of gamers and Web3 developers. Nakamoto Games is one of the leading hubs for P2E, story mode games, arcade games and e-sports tournaments.
But in 2023, Nakamoto Games will also offer tools for developers to build their projects and transfer them into a Web3 environment.
Nakamoto Games already has experience, onboarding more than 160 games and more than 400K users. The next goal for the game hub is to target traditional gamers, as well as bring in Web3 developer talent.
Nakamoto Games already has a Software Development Kit (SDK) to tokenize any game with the native NAKA token of the ecosystem. This allows Nakamoto games to add already existing simple gaming products with speedy matches and immediate rewards.
Nakamoto Games plans to reach out to university students, as well as independent developers, giving them the opportunity to launch their game, reach an audience and bring earnings with tokenization. Game developers will also be able to add their own assets to the game. Nakamoto Games will also be accessible through a new Nakamoto mobile app, expecting to onboard more users among traditional gamers.
Nakamoto Games Calls for Developers to Drive Mass Adoption of Web3
Previously, Nakamoto Games has been closely tied to crypto assets, but is now trying to move to more GameFi and Web3 opportunities. The goal of Nakamoto Games is to make GameFi mainstream, and target players with a fun-first approach.
In the Nakamoto Games ecosystem, developers also have one major perk – a 3% of the prize pool for games with at least 8 players in each event. Nakamoto Games attracted around 10 developer studios in 2022, boosting the number of games. Now, the targeting of new developers will be even more active.
Nakamoto Games originally started to unroll games on the Polygon network. In the coming months, the hub will continue exploring new networks, including potential access to BNB Chain, Solana, Avalanche, Near, Tron, Fantom, Elrond, and WAX. Nakamoto Games also remarks that in 2022, more than half of all blockchain activity was related to P2E and GameFi.
