I’ve discussed with @zyler9985 and we need someone to start reskinning popular & open source HTML5 games:
I have a friends who’s a video game engineer and he is currently building and developing a game. I think it could fit with what’s been shared here. I’m going to suggest the idea to him and I’ll let you know what he thinks soon.
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Any game at this stage needs to bring in new users, no point just being a proof of concept or Chess clone etc
Things that will bring in new people:
- addictive gameplay
- gambling aspects (loot boxes, NFTs, RND rolls/drops, unique items)
- competitiveness/leaderboards/progression
- rewards (monetary or otherwise)
Doesn’t have to be graphically impressive, just needs to hit a couple of these aspects well
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Also wondering if these types of NoM equivalent tools could be built to send ZNN/QSR/ZTS to everyday handles like e-mail, telephone number, etc.
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Make it money + pvp and you’ll hit the jackpot imo. People love gambling and a lot of crypto people love games
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My vote is for a racing game. People would love to race their friends. Like a mario cart clone. I personally don’t mind shitty graphics, as long as its fun to play and simple. Can do free races or can spice it up by waging ZTS tokens on it (znn/qsr or inches or another one … )
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I am fully aware that this is a killer use case.
My issue is: will anyone use my game/platform if they need to trust me with their funds?
I guess the only way to know is to build it and see.
I don’t have a ton of spare time, though.
With sidechain we can distribute the trust no ? So it can start a bit centralized during a testing stage and move forward to a better product. The recent Ordinal run is an interesting case study : centralized sometimes closed sources online wallets won by far by being simple and easy to use, with good UI and good UX over fully decentralized self custodian ones.
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