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"Provably fair" gets slapped onto crypto games like a trust badge you're meant to take on faith. That's backwards. The point is you trust nobody: you run a provably fair checker and confirm the result yourself, with math.
Marcus Feldt
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Most "best crypto card games" lists rank on the wrong thing. They rank on P2E earnings and NFT floor price, or worse, whatever player-count number a project is willing to tweet. This list ranks on the one thing a crypto-native reader should actually care about: can you check the result yourself,...
Marcus Feldt
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gm. If you're reading this, you already know how the Axie story ended. Bad. You're hunting for the next browser game that won't burn you the same way. Good instinct. This is a roundup of the best axie infinity alternatives: browser crypto games worth your time right now, plus a quick honest look...
Marcus Feldt
On May 26, 2018, a small team shipped a card game that almost nobody noticed. It was called Steem Monsters, it ran in a browser window, and every card a player owned lived on a public blockchain instead of on a company's private server. Eight years later, that quiet little launch reads like the...
Marcus Feldt
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Most crypto games treat your attention like a resource to strip-mine and your wallet like a tip jar you forgot to close. You know the pattern already. Big promises, a token chart that only ever goes up in the pitch deck, and six months later the Discord is a graveyard with three bots arguing...
Priya Nandakumar
Here's the part almost every retelling gets wrong. By the time crypto Twitter was screaming about the Ronin hack, what happened to Axie Infinity had mostly already happened. The game was bleeding players for months before a single stolen ETH ever left that bridge.
Priya Nandakumar
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So you want to build a winning deck in a crypto TCG, and every guide you've found just hands you a decklist that went stale two balance patches ago. Yeah. That's the whole trap with crypto TCG deck building: these games change the rules on you mid-match, so a screenshot of somebody's "best team"...
Deniz Kaya
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Let's be honest about Illuvium. It's real, it's funded, and parts of it are technically live. But if you went looking for illuvium alternatives, you already know the catch. Actually playing the thing means a hefty client install, a gaming-grade PC, and a wallet before you can do much of anything....
Deniz Kaya
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Rug pull losses across crypto jumped roughly 6,500% year over year in 2025, from about $90 million to nearly $6 billion, even though the number of incidents actually fell, according to DappRadar's tracking. Translation: a crypto rug pull got rarer in 2025, but a whole lot more expensive when one...
Priya Nandakumar
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gm. If you're reading a Gods Unchained review in 2026, you already know the drill. Another crypto card game swears it's free, it's fun, and maybe it even pays you back for playing. Most of those promises turn out to be a rug wearing a nice hoodie. Gods Unchained is a weirder case. It's one of the...
Priya Nandakumar
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gm. If your last real memory of play to earn games is 2021, some guy in a Discord swearing he'd quit his job to breed cartoon pets, you're carrying around a version of this space that mostly stopped existing. The phrase survived. The machine underneath it got gutted and rebuilt. So when a 2026...
Marcus Feldt
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Splinterlands turned eight years old on August 4, 2026. In crypto-gaming years, that's ancient. Most of the blockchain games that launched around the same time have already shut their doors, and plenty of the survivors are running on fumes. So the question people keep asking is the fair one: is...
Priya Nandakumar
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