Tips
Short answer first. Yes, you control a soulbound card sitting in your wallet. And no, you can never sell it. Both are true at once, which is exactly why soulbound tokens trip people up the moment they start building a real crypto game deck.
Priya Nandakumar
Guides
gm. If you searched "cross the ages" and landed on a review written in 2023, you got a snapshot of a game that no longer exists in the shape it did back then. This Cross the Ages review is the 2026 version: the card game got rebranded, the token got vaporized, and the studio quietly shipped a...
Deniz Kaya
Money was never the problem. That is the part of the web3 gaming crash that still gets me. Billions of dollars poured into blockchain games between 2020 and 2026, and most of it went nowhere. According to a report from crypto research firm Caladan, covered by CoinDesk, more than 90% of the...
Deniz Kaya
Guides
Most players lose money on a web3 game long before they ever click "play." They lose it the second they buy the token, because nobody taught them to read crypto game tokenomics first. And the annoying part? The numbers you need are almost always public, free, and sitting right there. You just...
Deniz Kaya
Tips
You've got tokens, maybe NFTs, and months of grind sunk into a web3 game, and lately it feels quiet. Here's how these games die. Some go out loud: a rug pull, where the devs drain the treasury overnight and vanish. Most just go silent. The team stops shipping, the Discord goes cold, players drift...
Priya Nandakumar
News
Two different events keep getting filed under one headline, and if you play Gods Unchained, the immutable zkEVM confusion can cost you actual tokens.
Deniz Kaya
News
gm. Here's the unglamorous read on TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026, and as far as I can tell it's the one nobody else is publishing.
Priya Nandakumar
News
gm. HiveFest XI Barcelona is confirmed, and the honest version of this news is smaller than the headline makes it sound. That's not a knock. It's kind of the point.
Marcus Feldt
News
Nine out of ten web3 games are gone. Not "quiet." Not "rough cycle." Gone. That's the number at the center of the 2026 GameFi collapse, and if you logged into a crypto game, you're in the survivors' corner of an empty room.
Priya Nandakumar
Guides
Ubisoft has said the words "free-to-play" about a blockchain card game more times than most publishers have shipped one, and by now the pitch alone doesn't tell you whether Fates is legit or just another rug dressed up in franchise nostalgia. So this Might and Magic: Fates review starts where the...
Deniz Kaya
News
gm. If you only know one hive blockchain game, it's Splinterlands, and honestly that's fair, because it's still the loudest thing on the chain in 2026. But the real question isn't "is Splinterlands alive." It's what else on Hive is actually shipping versus just sitting in a directory collecting...
Deniz Kaya
News
gm. Parallel TCG keeps showing up in your feed: slick sci-fi card art, an NFT angle, big-name backers. And you want to know if this parallel crypto game is a real game or just another token wearing a game costume. Fair question. I went through the funding, the charts, and the roadmap, and...
Priya Nandakumar
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