Gaming - Block & Chain Game Studios

whitePaper | July 1, 2022

The biggest challenge facing Web3 (commonly referred to as the future internet domain utilizing decentralized blockchain technologies) is mass adoption by mainstream internet users. History has shown us that mass adoption helps foster momentum in improving new technologies and creating new economic opportunities – the adoption of smartphones and web apps being one example. In our view, the Metaverse is the future user experience layer of Web3, where users can experience the internet in a new and familiar space, with games and other entertainment platforms supporting the embrace of this new technology.

whitePaper | March 19, 2021

Virtual reality is a product of technology and content synergy that is set to bring the identity of perception of the virtual and real worlds, known as Singularity Effect, for the Entertainment Industry customers. The industry, betting on the technological component of VR, could not provide users with the necessary format and quality of VR content in a timely manner.

whitePaper | August 15, 2022

In a world of ever-advancing technology, few innovations today are considered true global disruptors. Enter: the Metaverse. On the cusp of dramatically altering digital communications and experiences as we know them, the Metaverse is poised to evolve our digitally driven modern lives from video, photo, and text-based interactions to highly immersive and connected virtual experiences. Should consumers be excited about this? Nervous? Cautiously optimistic? At this stage, the very early days of the Metaverse give us little to rely on in terms of conceptualizing its impact on our day-to-day lives in the distant future. And yet, conversation and anticipation surrounding the Metaverse continues to dominate everything from news headlines to shareholder calls.

whitePaper | September 10, 2022

The gaming industry has been following a fixed cycle of development for a long period that involves them being able to witness upgrades at certain intervals. It results in different gaming factions such as console gamers to wait a lot for developed standards. The major upgrades in the gaming industry rely on how often console and PC hardware companies release better components. But with the arrival of 5G, this cycle is about to break. The potential of 5G in the gaming industry is huge and it could yield great opportunities for gamers. Let us take a look at how 5G will affect the gaming industry.

whitePaper | November 6, 2019

The average adult spends 6+ hours a day engaging with digital media, over half of which is via smartphone « Given massive consumption of media and increasingly crowded media landscape, content providers must figure out ways to differentiate their offering « Brand identity is more important than ever as companies compete for eyeballs and wallet share. 86% of consumers say authenticity is important when deciding what brands they like and support.

whitePaper | April 14, 2022

The gaming world is evolving daily with new projects, both big and medium scale, gradually tilting towards the gaming domain. Also, the introduction of metaverse contributed to the boost, with Facebook announcing to join the moving training. According to statistics, gamers account for about 30% (i.e., over 2 billion people) of the world's population, with a yearly growth of 10-15%, with people joining the trend daily. Thanks to the increasing number of Gen-Zs. As of 2019, the gaming industry has generated $151.9 billion, with a higher chunk of the money going to the creators and developers and not the players who help generate that much revenue.