When you earn money playing a videogame
If you never heard of the Play-to-Earn model for video games it is basically as it sounds: you receive money in the form of tokens for playing a game by completing daily challenges, and specifics tasks in-game.
Splinterlands
You've seen Splinterlands a lot on this website but what can we say: It's a great game! According to StateOfTheDapps, it is one of the games with the most active users in the last 24h with more than 6,200 players. If one compares with mainstream games, it is minuscule! Imagine if this game had 500,000 or 3 million users... People don't know what they're missing!
https://splinterlands.com?ref=gehhsk8
Sorare
Sorare is a true blockchain gem. For those who like Fantasy Football and Collectible Card Games, Sorare is the perfect combination. I've never been more excited about owning a digital collectible card game.
https://sorare.com/r/gledsonsantos
You can trade, buy and sell football cards for the best players and select a 5 member team to participate in weekly tournaments where you can win amazing cards possible worth hundreds of dollars!
And like every Crypto Game, there's a lot of money to be made!
Sorare has made incredible partnerships with the best football teams from every league like Liverpool, Real Madrid, or PSG.
Alien Worlds
Alien Worlds is another great blockchain game. The fact that Alien Worlds is the most played game and doesn't even have 10,000 users in the last 24h is minuscule! That's not even a test group to develop expensive apps from a Triple-A Studio. Imagine when we have a Call of Duty with millions of daily active users!
Upland
Built on the EOS blockchain, Upland is a blockchain game about land ownership. It defines itself as a "Virtual Property Trading" game. Upland gives players the possibility to buy, sell and trade virtual properties based on real-world addresses, just like the one you live at today but in the digital world.
If you ever thought about owning the Empire State or Times Square, now it's your chance!
https://r.upland.me/Ggni
