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Today, we'll be looking at perhaps the strangest #crypto and #nftgame yet. CryptoFights brings an exciting twist to #web3 gaming by being borderline malware, excessively boring, and entirely unpopulated! Wow! Despite the lack of success for CryptoFights, it seems that the developers are already hard at work on the game's sequel, CryptoFights 2. CryptoFights is hosted on the interesting and sometimes controversial blockchain known as Bitcoin SV. This is the first time we've covered a game using this blockchain, and it's actually the first time that I had ever heard of Bitcoin SV. Bitcoin SV is a fork of the original Bitcoin blockchain, under the leadership of Craig Wright, who claims that he is Satoshi Nakamoto, the formerly anonymous creator of Bitcoin. While I'm not here to say whether or not Mr. Wright is the true creator of Bitcoin, I am here to play and share my opinion on what might be the most innovative game we've seen on this series to date! How is that possible? Well, you'll just have to watch the video to find out! Like my content and want to support my channel? Subscribe! Follow me on Twitter! https://twitter.com/Jauwnio And join our Discord server! https://discord.gg/Y8VhXPpunX All views and opinions expressed on this channel are solely my own and do not reflect the views or opinions of anyone else. All game footage and information is used for the purpose of review and commentary, and falls under the fair use doctrine. Video game reviews are subjective, and what I don't like, you might love. These videos are not intended to defame or harass anyone, nor are they made with any malicious intent. They are simply intended to provide entertainment. All information presented is based on my own research and understanding, and as such, there is always a chance I got something wrong. Always make sure to form an opinion of your own based on your own experience and research. Do what you want with your money, and if you enjoy the games, feel free to support the creators! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlgH51LvpqU

I'm Looking for 3024 People is an #arg (alternate reality game) on Steam that costs $15 to enter and can only be completed once the developer has sold a MINIMUM of 3024 copies. Does that sound like fun to you? The game released only a few weeks ago, but it's actually been around since late last year, as it was originally available as an #nft on OpenSea. It's pretty obvious right away that this person's main motivation for creating an ARG is to make money. But since nobody cared about buying the NFT, the developer moved the game to Steam. Well, is the game at least good? I guess we'll find out. This game is just another example of how Steam needs to look more closely at some of the games on their platform. So many games on Steam are just blatant scams or use tons of stolen content, and exist solely to game the system and make a quick buck. Thanks for watching! Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-nIhxjNqjcm8EmpPWBg3wA Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Jauwnio Join our Discord!: https://discord.gg/asj6egmR7w ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIX2NRwhkNw

Yeah.... this one should speak for itself. Episode 3 and we're just finally getting to a game that we can actually launch and play. I wish we couldn't. This video features my first impressions and a full review of one of the largest and most popular Metaverses, Decentraland. In 2022, the term "Metaverse" seems to be thrown around constantly, with even places like Wal-Mart and The UPS Store having shops open within the metaverse. But... what is The Metaverse? What does it look like? Can I play it today? I hope to answer all of those questions in more, in today's episode of "Worst Crypto Game Ever?". We take a deep dive into the $1B crypto metaverse of Decentraland and review it from the perspective of a gamer. Gamers are known to be a rather picky bunch, especially when it comes to games that include trendy things like Crypto and NFTs, so it's no surprise that there has been a ton of controversy surrounding Decentraland so far. But with the game's poor performance, confusing interface, and overall poor gameplay, Decentraland stands in 2022 as more of a black sheep in the metaverse industry, with player counts hardly reaching over 200 on even the busiest days. How much longer will Decentraland be around, and will the players ever manage to sell the land that they purchased in 2021, hoping to double their money? With players still trying to sell land at minimum prices over $1000, there is little volume in this Metaverse's economy, since it is very rare for new people to buy into Decentraland. Additionally, all of the initial plots sold out in the first 30 seconds of the game's first launch, so the land market is completely controlled by the players at this point. The result is the current state of Decentraland, a game with a stagnant economy, a declining playercount, and an overall embarrassing presentation. Buckle up, and enjoy the ride. #decentraland #metaverse #cryptogames #nft #nftgame #crypto #worstgames #badgames #cryptonews #gameplay #scam #scams #scamexposed All views and opinions expressed on this channel are solely my own and do not reflect the views or opinions of anyone else. All game footage and information is used for the purpose of review and commentary, and falls under the fair use doctrine. Video game reviews are subjective, and what I don't like, you might love. These videos are not intended to defame or harass anyone, nor are they made with any malicious intent. They are simply intended to provide entertainment. All information presented is based on my own research and understanding, and as such, there is always a chance I got something wrong. Always make sure to form an opinion of your own based on your own experience and research. Do what you want with your money, and if you enjoy the games, feel free to support the creators! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGo8UYfLfjw