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In-app purchases have been an obstacle for web3 games. Especially when they want to attract web2 players and maintain compliance to list on the major mobile app stores. The “rgn-coin” solves many of the problems developers face regarding compliance and usability. We’ll break down how it’s used and implemented right here.

Until today, any indie game developer, or even small to mid-tier publishers, would attest that building cross-game reputations and social profiles for their players are way out of their league. Now any publisher, regardless of size or stature, can easily allow this authentication functionality with a few simple SDK integrations. Ready Games’ cross-game player identities bear multifold benefits to span all aspects of the player and developer experience.

Over the past decade, game development has undergone a transformation. Development features and capabilities which were once reserved for the biggest, most established publishers, are now available to even single-team developers and indie studios. Ready Games continues this trend by enabling any developer to successfully launch games in web3, marking the next point on the historic timeline of the universalization of game development.

Whether you are a game developer in web2 or web3, you’re likely interested in reaching the largest possible audience while providing the most player functionality possible. The synthesis of these goals is a synthesis of web2 and web3 — a middle ground in which the player functionality of web3 is enabled for audiences across the major app stores.

As an industry, gaming is not seeing massive player migrations to web3, which is why web3 game developers should consider opening doors to web2 player markets with Ready’s tech stack. Microsoft outright banned NFTs from Minecraft and its mods, marking a hard stance against the implementation of asset ownership in one of the biggest — if not the biggest — games of all time. Steam has also gone the route of banning blockchain and NFT content on the platform due to “bad actors” despite the benefits of the technology.

The blockchain gaming industry is on the rise, but is it sustainable? For games navigating a purely web3-based market, the answer is almost certainly “no”. VentureBeat reported an increase in unique active web3 gaming wallets to 839K in January 2023. VentureBeat’s article recognizes some positive trends emerging in the web3 gaming market, and these are all good signs for the play-to-own space, but it’s just not enough to satisfy the KPI goals of games looking to profit from big gaming markets. Here’s why.