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Gaming is changing in ways we couldn't have imagined just a few years ago. The global gaming market continues to grow rapidly each year. The integration of blockchain technology is reshaping how we interact with games, creating new possibilities for players and developers alike. Let's explore this exciting evolution and what it means for players like us. Think of gaming as a constantly evolving creature that's always finding new ways to surprise us. Now, with blockchain stepping into the picture...

Molyneux has done it again.

Remember Godus? Of course you don't, nobody remembers Godus. The game's developer, 22cans, barely remembered that game. Anyway, Godus is now dead. Also, Godus Wars is dead. They have both been removed from sale on Steam in a move that 22cans blames on an "upcoming technical change to Amazon Web Services."

Nobody really seems to know just what is meant by that excuse.

Godus was made available through Steam Early Access...

Cryptocurrencies are digital or virtual money that leverages cryptography to maximize their security and independence from any government agency or financial institution. As a decentralized form of currency, cryptocurrencies rely on blockchain - a distributed ledger system - for verification and authentication of all operations.


Cryptos can be leveraged for a wide array of purposes:

• Payments. Digital assets are a revolutionary new way to pay for things and services. With no

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The gaming world is growing, pumping in investors and players as more also explore NFL schedule week 11 when gaming. Calvaria is a next-gen blockchain platform that blends premier gaming with blockchain play-to-earn functionalities in a setting where players own their resources, in-game assets, and rewards.

Calvaria: Duels of Eternity, the best battle card game produced by the firm, is set to be released.

The Game: Calvaria Duels of EternityCalvaria: Duels of Eternity is...

Sorare announced on November 9, 2022 that seven-time Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi would invest in and promote the fantasy NFT collectible soccer game Sorare. Sorare is an NFT-based fantasy football management game that allows you to play, acquire, purchase, and sell player cards as part of a global gaming experience. As in actual football, you may construct and manage your ideal squad and sell your finest players for profit. However, NFTs are not the only aspect of Sorare that makes it a unique...

With the rise of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as global payment methods, gambling has become a lot more accessible. If you have some Bitcoin to spare and want to try your luck at a game of chance or two, here are some games that you can play using this digital currency: PokerPoker is a card game that can be played at home or in a casino. You can play poker with friends, family, or even complete strangers. There are many different variations of poker: Texas Hold’em, Omaha, Five Card Dra...

Oh, but don't worry, the trash that is NFTs will be purely optional in this game.

Gunzilla Games is still working on Off the Grid, a "next-generation battle royale" that is the brainchild of District 9 director Neill Blomkamp. We really haven't heard anything about Off the Grid since its initial reveal in May, but today we have learned that Gunzilla is incorporating an NFT platform into the game that is called GunZ.

GunZ will utilize the blockchain to facilitate...

Money laundering is a very serious crime that occurs much more frequently than you might imagine.


What Does Money Laundering Mean?

Simply put, the act of taking money obtained illegally and making it appear as though it was earned legally is known as money laundering.

By engaging in specific types of transactions, making investments in assets, and making other decisions that conceal the source of the money, criminals "clean" their money....

NFTs were already worthless to begin with, am I right?

An official Formula 1 racing game "powered" by NFTs and crypto, closed down last month. The game was F1 Delta Time and its closure spells bad news for those foolish enough to have spent even a penny on the ongoing scam that are NFTs.

See, F1 Delta Time was one of the first officially licensed NFT games out in the wild. It closed down last month, specifically it closed on March 16, just one day after it...

NFTs continue to be a scam.

Remember how back in December 2021, Ubisoft announced Ubisoft Quartz, which was a series of new NFTs that aim to fleece enrich the lives of video game players? The response to Quartz was super expected by anybody with even half a brain: Nobody wanted it. Nobody saw the benefit of it. Everybody saw it as a way to just squeeze more cash out of people by artificially creating scarcity using a system known to be harmful to the environment and used only by the...

Because everyone needed more reasons to dislike either company.

The gaming world will soon have two additional outlets for NFT scams thanks to both Konami and GameStop. Both companies announced that they are getting into the NFT crypto world with a couple of different approaches.

First up, Konami is set to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Castlevania franchise. There's almost something poetic about celebrating a game series about blood-sucking demons by selling jpgs...

DEAR GOD MAKE IT STOP!

GSC Game World, the developer behind S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chernobyl, just announced that the game will be supported by a variety of stupid NFTs when it is released in 2022. Details are relatively scarce right now, but the studio did reveal some information on at least one of the NFTs.

This particular NFT will allow the owner to become the "first ever metahuman" in the game. This is just fancy marketing speak to say that they will...

Hope you're ready for the latest terrible trend that will dominate gaming for the next few years.

Ubisoft has officially announced their entry into the wonderful world of blockchain powered technologies and NFTs. They're calling it Ubisoft Quartz and it will offer players some limited cosmetic items for Ubisoft titles that can then be resold on third-party markets in exchange for cryptocurrencies. A beta for Ubisoft Quartz begins on December 9 with some items available for Ghost Recon...

The studio has been looking into doing this since 2018.

Ubisoft officially announced their plans to develop "play-to-earn" NFT and blockchain games. This big and unfortunate announcement came during the studio's Q2 earnings call that took place last week. The subject was also touched upon several times during their recent earnings report.

Ubisoft started things off with this whole blockchain thing by funding Animoca Brands, a company that is focused on creating...