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One of the marketing campaigns for the Play2Earn NFT Game Clash Of Streamers (https://tinyurl.com/3twh5c5z) is both brilliant and hilarious. It directly targets Axie Infinity players on Social Media comparing both games triggering the fanatic Axie Infinity players to the point where they start tweeting about it to give Clash Of Streamers extra Exposure. The CoS community then goes into those tweets replying with a ton of positive comments about CoS. The advertisement image and the tweet from Axie Player with 37k+ followers https://twitter.com/DAVEvsAXIE/status/1461778376520351756 It looks like Clash of Streamers now is fully breaking into the crypto Play2Earn Scene. They also made 14k revenue in the last 2 days just on IOS and Android and were contacted by a big publisher in China to get into that massive market (they are getting noticed as they are climbing the top-grossing charts). If you haven't tried this game yet, we are still early and things are looking very promising!
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What blockchain does it run on? I try to avoid anything ethereum related but want to start looking at wax and bsc games.
The game itself right now is centralized but the Play2Earn mechanics are decentralized. Earning in the short term can be done by exporting Crypton which is one of the coins you can earn in the game to the Binance Smart Chain where it is trading on Pancakeswap (there is a minimum value they put a buy-wall up for). The end-game (max level hero & Pet NFTs) are being exported to Ethereum -> https://opensea.io/collection/clash-of-streamers-heroes. Crypton is needed for that to export but they pay for the gas fees. The exported NFTs also will have a burn buy-wall attached to them. Early seasons will be worth more as less are exported and each time one is burned, the burn value of the others of that season will go up. I plan on making a full post on the Play2Earn Mechanics.
Thanks for the detailed reply. I'll give it a look as the whole thing sounds fairly interesting and i have a bit more free time now. It's the gas fees that kill me on eth. I just don't see the point on a system where the cost to do anything is more than the cost of the product. Having them look after gas makes a huge difference.