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BulgarianVideo gaming has always been exciting industry but with the implementation of blockchain and NFTs, is set to undergo massive changes. Some of them has been gaining popularity lately but the following five play-to earn games are the top of the social momentum this last period.
God’s Unchained
This game is a free-to-play play-to-earn game that most people are familiar with. It is one of the many trading card games using NFT technology where 1v1 battling takes centre stage. There’s also a Battle Royale mode, where players can collect the cards of every fallen opponent and become much more powerful, which makes it a very interesting twist.
Epic Hero
This game is one of the biggest 3D NFT War Game on Binance Smart Chain. They letting the players collect and build a force of characters in different eras of mythology. Players can merge and evolve thousands of NFTs and battle other players. The NFT holders can earn 5% of the BNB spent on token transactions and NFT marketplace transaction taxes.
CryptoCars
This game is built by people who worked for Gameloft and Genshin Impact. To gain experience and materials, players need to win races in ether PvP or PVC mode. They can also upgrade or sell their cars on the marketplace. There is a daily fuel limit, which resets every day. There are still so many unexplored opportunities that exist in the racing games, that gain momentum in the play-to-earn world.
BombCrypto
Bomberman, being one of the great game franchises of all times, received a play-to-earn version but its not a free-to-play game. BombCrypto provides a similar experience on the Binance Smart Chain, although has not been officially licensed. Players can buy or collect Bomber hero NFTs for auto mining to earn BCOIN tokens or trade them on the marketplace.
Kolobok
Kolobok is a breeding-oriented adventure game with NFT rewards that notes a strong surge in renewed popularity. Although it may seems strange to only see two play-to-earn breed-and-collect NFT games in the top five, the landscape seems to be changing. That renewed interest coincides with the new presale whitelist opening for K2 packs.
