Casual gamers a ‘critical’ audience for blockchain games: GameFi execs
Many casual gamers are still reluctant to play games that use blockchain tech, but gaming execs believe one good game could change that.
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Many casual gamers are still reluctant to play games that use blockchain tech, but gaming execs believe one good game could change that.
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