Info- 35175: web3.0, video games, user experience, transparency

Developers are constantly looking for innovative ways to engage players while maximizing revenue. One particularly sophisticated tactic is embedding ads within the game itself—so-called "native ads." This blog post explores how games ...read more

Developers put their heart and soul into creating immersive worlds that captivate players. Despite this creative enthusiasm, a common problem arises: Some DLC (downloadable content) feels more like a mandatory patch than an enhancement to ...read more

A significant shift is becoming increasingly clear: algorithms are playing a central role in curation. This raises an intriguing question: Do artists still play a role in this new era in which machines significantly shape artistic ...read more

The digital uncanny valley is deepening, and with the rise of AI-generated deepfakes, the threat of deception in games is more real than ever. This blog post addresses the urgent challenge of combating AI-generated deepfakes in games and ...read more

Whether it's online gaming or local multiplayer experiences, smooth gameplay is essential. However, geographical barriers can sometimes limit the ...read more

Every now and then, a seemingly innocuous engine update can spiral into a whirlwind of confusion, frustration, and even panic. This is especially true for developers who rely on specific engines to create their digital ...read more

From social media platforms to mobile apps, companies and organizations are constantly collecting user data for various purposes, often under the ...read more

Gaming isn't just about playing; it's also about the community and the virtual world you create within it. However, a strong online presence also carries a higher risk of being hacked or experiencing privacy issues. Gamers often use their ...read more

The challenge is to effectively engage these users in managing their own data while maintaining a balance between convenience and security. ...read more

A term that has become increasingly common in recent years is Early Access. This model allows developers to release their games before they're fully developed, often with incomplete features and systems. This practice raises questions ...read more

Game developers are constantly looking for innovative ways to engage players and create compelling experiences. A key element for player retention is the use of permissive and restrictive game mechanics. This blog post delves deeply into ...read more

Technology comes and goes like a tide. While many games rely on high-resolution graphics and complex 3D models, there are still cases where classic sprite-based graphics are preferred or even necessary. This blog post explores why some ...read more

Developers, commonly referred to as Web3, must not only create innovative applications but also adhere to ethical standards that ensure the integrity and fairness of these systems. This blog post addresses the critical aspect of ethics in ...read more

Gamers often operate in environments where camaraderie is expected, but unsportsmanlike behavior also occasionally occurs. Cyberbullying, or trolling, can negatively impact many players' gaming experiences. This not only affects victims' ...read more

Developers are exploring new ways to engage players and monetize their games. One option is in-game items acquired through loot boxes or battle passes. While both systems serve a similar purpose—providing players with a way to acquire ...read more

Glitches are a recurring nightmare for developers. These unforeseen issues can range from minor bugs that disrupt gameplay to serious crashes that prevent players from continuing their adventure. While most gamers dismiss glitches as mere ...read more

A trend gaining increasing momentum is the transition to smart legal contracts as a replacement for traditional terms of service. This blog post explores why smart legal contracts will revolutionize online contract management and what this ...read more

Developers often experience frustrating moments when projects stall or lose momentum. These phases can be particularly challenging, testing not only technical skills but also mental strength and resilience. In this blog post, we explore ...read more

There are certain cultural phenomena that negatively impact constructive discussion and community health. One such phenomenon is the "don't @ me" culture prevalent in online communities, especially on social media platforms. This blog post ...read more

Players often experience not only fantastical worlds and exciting stories, but also complex moral decisions that can significantly influence the ...read more