Join me yet again, as we continue our journey to play all #nftgame and #crypto games and review them from the perspective of a gamer who knows nothing and cares nothing about crypto. Today, we're taking a look at the digital trading card game, #splinterlands. Splinterlands is one of the most popular NFT / Crypto games by playercount, but how does it play from the perspective of a gamer who just wants to play a game to have fun, not to make money? In this video, I share my opinions and first impressions on the gameplay of Splinterlands, and make my best attempt to understand and explain the crypto economy of the game, as someone does not use or purchase cryptocurrency. Thanks again for all of your support on my previous videos. I'm glad that you all enjoy my videos, as I'm sure you're aware how hard it is to get a regular viewership being a small YouTube channel. But, I'm continuing to do the best I can with the little free time I have to get better at making these videos, to do better research, and to make more interesting content. And it will only continue to get better. This will be my last video of the year - I will return with new content early next year. Hope everyone has a great holiday season! Jauwn https://www.youtube.com/@Jauwn Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:31 What is Splinterlands? 5:42 Let's play the game 7:31 The Summoner's Spellbook 9:30 More ranked games 10:53 Physical trading card prices vs. Splinterlands card prices argument 11:47 Earnings and "tokenomics" 15:36 Ranked leagues and earnings 17:54 The 2nd most played NFT game? 21:30 5 Point review 27:17 Final score 27:26 Epilogue 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=NwdwtC6RVIk

The Sandbox Metaverse is the most soulless and boring NFT Crypto play-to-earn "true ownership" Metaverse that is better than Minecraft (source: The Sandbox developers). This video features my first impressions and a full review of another one of the largest and most popular Metaverses, The Sandbox. 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?". Here I take a deep dive into the $1B crypto metaverse of The Sandbox 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 NFT Games so far. The Sandbox is an extremely unfinished game that, unlike Decentraland, hasn't actually sold out of all it's land plots. However, it seems pretty contrary to the purpose of a creative game when they limit how many players are able to buy land to... create on. Imagine Minecraft, except you can't build anything unless you spend $10 per chunk of land. And if there's no chunks left, you have to buy a chunk from someone who has raised the price 1000% in hopes some bigger fool will come along to buy it from them. Would you play that game? The current state of The Sandbox is hardly even a game, as the extremely basic example worlds they allow you to play for free are more depressing than they are enticing. I did mention this is a singleplayer only game, right? Hold on to your hats for this one, folks. Interested in more honest gameplay reviews for some of the best(worst) crypto games? Subscribe to my channel for more weekly crypto game reviews: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-nIhxjNqjcm8EmpPWBg3wA Chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:10 What is The Sandbox? 2:19 Creating a character 3:39 Playing the game (finally) 5:20 Leaving The Sandbox 7:45 Exploring the land map 10:39 This metaverse has no multiplayer 12:08 Who is behind this "game" 13:26 My review and thoughts on The Sandbox 17:34 Like and subscribe! #thesandbox #metaverse #cryptogames #nft #nftgame #crypto #worstgames #badgames #cryptonews #gameplay #scam #scams #gaming #bitcoin #ethereum 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=fOpjiRzegQM

Recently, the #epicgames store added 20 #crypto and NFT / blockchain games to their platform in an attempt to capture a market that Steam has entirely banned. Now, some argue that Valve is making a massive mistake by preventing these games from being listed on their platform, while others say that it's a necessary move to keep up with the "future of technology" that is blockchain. So, who's right? Are crypto games really something that #steam is missing out on? To find out, I decided to suit up and dive in myself. I decided to play 3 games, Dino Dash, Polygod, and Striker Manager 3. The results were unsurprising, to say the least. 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=-lRCR3-yqPE

Today, we'll be playing one of the most anticipated #nftgame and #crypto projects of 2022, the long awaited "Fortnite Killer", #kiraverse. Kiraverse is an upcoming metaverse third person shooter battle royale JPEG collection deathmatch blockchain crypto economy game made by "triple A" developer Param Labs. The other day, they opened their beta test to the public. I had a chance to give the game a try, and after spending a few hours in the game, I'm unimpressed. Kiraverse looks and feels like a low effort asset flip, and the version they provided us for the beta is a very incomplete product. Also, it is literally just the Lyra Unreal Engine Starter Project, except somehow even worse. We need to stop accepting unfinished games as "betas". If your game is missing all of the features that you advertise, then you can't say it's in a beta, it's not even close to done! Today, we also introduce the lore of the GameStop NFT marketplace. We explored another game in the past that was on this marketplace, Gods Unchained, but the volume for that game is so low on the marketplace it wasn't even worth mentioning. I couldn't prove that Kiraverse is an asset flip, so definitely do your own research there. However, if you do manage to find an example of the assets they have used in game on the Unreal Asset store, I'd definitely be interested in seeing that! As mentioned in the video, here's the link to join the channel's 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=Bqhq9MP9c2k