Invisible blockchain in play-2-earn

Mobile platform game developer Com2uS is raising the level of its Web3 game by launching a new blockchain

Korea Blockchain Week continues to delight us with the news. Com2uS president Kyu Lee says it’s time to see a new look at the play-to-earn universe. What’s up? 

Com2uS plans to create its Web3 platform where one can "freely play and own". In this case, we see the XPLA model, which can be deciphered as “Explore and Play”. 

It will resemble the Metaverse mechanic. Its own blockchain network focused on the interests of the gaming community. For the company's president, the move into blockchain is not just a step to be on trend; instead, it is, as he stated, the next logical move in the gaming industry.

"Once you reach a certain level, you earn virtual currency that can be converted into tokens. Then you upload your wallet, and it converts your assets. The approach to buying is different from most Web3 games on the market," - the company's president said. 

On the face of it, the method is virtually indistinguishable from all Ponzi play-2-earn games. Still, according to the team, player retention levels have improved thanks to the crutch of in-game virtual currency markedly.

But in fact, the same model had a play-2-earn named Mines of Dalarnia; it had a philosophy of enjoying the game and earning as a secondary option. As a result of going to mainnet, the game’s earnings were dumped in one night.

So we'll just have to watch; no one is predicting imminent death; maybe they'll think differently about the points the rest of p2e are rolling away on.