#Splinterlands Mobile Product Backlog Starting this today. I will provide short buzzes with a single issue in user story format. The idea is that anybody on @splinterlands development team will be able

Finally a game that is not Pay to Win. 🙀

Seriously. I have not seen worse than this so far. What I am talking about? Just take a look at this: "It takes 15 wins to beat the Challenge, but 3 losses and you're out!" Really? Really. This

raging solymi because he cant win in this game

Most gamers out there know the idea or structure behind a type of monetization and design strategy that's somewhat popular but generally looked upon with contempt. For those of you not familiar with the

I've spent a total of exactly 41.491 Steem on DrugWars. Sounds like a lot until I realize that's $12. This is a big deal because I have never ever considered paying for a pay-to-win game in the past. I've

We're starting to see a clear pattern here... Hopefully 2019 brings good things for the gamers in this world! Personally I'll be supporting indie developers more than anything. What are your plans for

The ugly Truth: my Rating is going down! So I had a really good start with this! I swiftly made it into Gold III League, on the first day and after spending only about 30 SBD. The "Back-to-Basics"

Well have you ever wished that one of those whale accounts would come by and give your post a little love? We have all seen it happen from time to time, or maybe you have used one of those vote bots, I

Freemium Pay to win

Merhaba arkadaşlar, Steemitteki ilk ayım dolduktan sonra post paylaşımım olmuştu.İlk aydaki gözlemlerim,deneyimlerim ve ne şekilde yol planı izlememiz gerektiği yönünde nacizane önerilerde de bulunmuştum.Ay

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Pay to win

** Pay to win (P2W), this term is no stranger to gamers. Pay to Win means the game that sells an item, the player who buys it can be stronger! How about pay to win in esport? ** Pay to win for publishers

The original creator of Plants vs. Zombies, George Fan, was reportedly let go by publisher EA several years ago after objecting to the pay-to-win model that was subsequently introduced into the series.

Electronic Arts has been in gaming news a lot lately, specifically in regards to the loot boxes and pay-to-win mechanics of Star Wars Battlefront II. Just recently, EA made additional headlines by getting

No offense to people who actually enjoy the majority of the content that shows up in the "Hot" and "Trending" sections, but most of it to me is just balls, assuming I could even understand