Function over fun? Analyst says P2E games don’t need to be ‘fun’ to retain users
Play-to-earn games struggle to retain users, which is exactly why one analyst says they need to focus on function over fun.
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Play-to-earn games struggle to retain users, which is exactly why one analyst says they need to focus on function over fun.
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