As a web3 dev, this new Ubisoft EULA clause is wild:. If your license is terminated, you must destroy all copies — even physical discs. Imagine buying a game and not actually owning it. This is why on-chain ownership matters. No one can revoke what you truly own.

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Roblox is worth $65B and it didn’t get there with cutting-edge graphics. It got there by letting anyone create, share, and play games. Community + creation > visuals. Proof that in gaming, fun and freedom > photorealism.

If your game isn’t fun without crypto, it won’t be fun with it!. Tap-to-earn games are the perfect example. They launch a token, hand it out as rewards, and hope hype will keep the system alive. But play-to-earn is just revenue sharing — and if no one’s spending, there’s

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10/.My next chapter is called DeathWish. Built in the browser. Powered by Web3. For players who want to kill, win, and own. Follow me — it’s just getting started. @PlayDeathWish. #Web3Gaming #DeathWish #indiedev #buildinpublic.

9/.This has been a lifelong dream. I’ve taught, consulted, and invested. Now it’s time to build.

8/.So I’m going back to my roots. Building a game that’s fun, fast, and made for the modern Web3 player. No middlemen. No grinding for nothing. Just pure gameplay, and rewards that actually matter.

7/.I saw a huge opportunity in browser-based gaming. ⚡ No installs.⚡ No long wait times.⚡ Instant access, better security. But most browser games today? Basic. Unpolished. Forgotten. There’s a massive market ready for something better.

6/.Web3 gaming still hasn’t fully taken off. But now the tech has matured. It’s easier than ever to build. People are starting to get it — and gaming is one of the best use cases for blockchain tech. The timing is right.

5/.During that time, I kept stacking Bitcoin. Quietly. Patiently. While others chased hype, traded memecoins, or got wiped using leverage — I just bought and held. No distractions. Just conviction.

4/.But even then, I couldn’t shake the feeling…. I still hadn’t built my own Web3 game. The vision I had was still waiting.

3/.In 2020, I discovered NFTs and the idea of putting game assets on-chain. It clicked instantly. Player-owned economies. Real digital items. Interoperable value. I jumped into Web3 consulting — helping founders design better games.

2/.That experience stuck with me. I went to university, got a job building gambling games, and eventually became a lecturer — teaching computer games programming. But deep down, I always knew I wanted to return to building for players, not just teaching.

1/.When I was 17, I launched my first online game. It grew to over 30,000 players. But what I loved most wasn’t the money — it was the community. Watching people play, listening to feedback, and improving the game with them.

Why I stopped helping others build games and started building my own 🧵

Satoshi Nakamoto is now the 11th richest person in the world. His wallet holds 1.096 million BTC, over $120 billion.

Gaming is the Formula 1 of web3. It’s fast, competitive, high-stakes and it forces tech to scale for real users. If web3 is going to reach the masses, it won’t be through DeFi. It’ll be through games.