What to look out for when investing in gaming projects.

[NERFEDARTIST]

As a gamer, one of the biggest sellers for Web3 that attracted me was the ability to get real time rewards for the time I spent playing the game.

Now that I've been in the space a lot longer, I look out for other things aside earning a little more, and a good example of this would be when I decided to look at LOA because they gave accessibility to different ecosystems, which basically means I can engage the game without being restricted to a single network.

This is the investor in me, but of course the gamer in me also appreciates the gameplay of Legends of Arcadia, or LOA like other gamers like to call it, and I'd like to know if there are other PVP or PVE games like LOA.

[VoxelDex]

As a gamer, one of the biggest sellers for Web3 that attracted me was the ability to get real time rewards for the time I spent playing the game.

Now that I've been in the space a lot longer, I look out for other things aside earning a little more, and a good example of this would be when I decided to look at LOA because they gave accessibility to different ecosystems, which basically means I can engage the game without being restricted to a single network.

This is the investor in me, but of course the gamer in me also appreciates the gameplay of Legends of Arcadia, or LOA like other gamers like to call it, and I'd like to know if there are other PVP or PVE games like LOA.

One thing I love about gamefi, is you can earn rewards by paying nothing at all and that is one of the safest ones, but sometimes they do not payout all users, so beware of it. You can always check the GameFi section on CMC. You will see a lot of gamefi projects for different purposes.

Tho I played only TON games like Tap-to-earn. Would love some insights into which gamefi you are getting on..