Before that, let's take a look at the blockchain:
Ethereum Class: The underlying logic of games under this category is based on the Ethereum blockchain and smart contracts.
Link Class: The underlying logic of the games in this category is based on the Thunder Player Cloud blockchain technology.
Public Blockchain: Anyone can view various data on the blockchain and initiate transactions, open source code, decentralized blockchain management, and use algorithms and other system mechanisms to achieve transactions and transactions without exposing too much privacy. The purpose of data tamper resistance, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc. This category includes games based on public chains.
Private Blockchain: Similar to the public chain, a decentralized database, peer-to-peer transactions, but not everyone can read, write, and audit block data. The owner of the database is a separate group or enterprise. In extreme cases, all Users can overwrite or delete blocks. In short, private chains are not fully decentralized. In addition, there are alliance chains between public chains and private chains, which are also classified as private chains according to their attributes. This category includes games based on private chains.
The following is a brief introduction to various types of blockchain gameplay:
Cultivation: Players collect and cultivate specific objects (characters or pets, etc.) in the game, and can reproduce and trade.
RPG (Role Playing): Players take on the role of one or more characters in a virtual world that are unique and can grow, fight, or trade.
ARPG (Action Role Playing): A role-playing game with more action elements (combat and other operations).
MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-playing game): The player interacts with other player-controlled characters in the virtual world, advancing the plot and environment and making the characters grow.
Simulated operation: Simulate the real society, players conduct business management and sales in the virtual world, such as countries, real estate, companies, etc.
Sandbox: Open scene game, rich open world experience, you can buy and sell your own land.
TCG (collectible card game): a card collection battle game, players have their own cards for battle and free trade.
Placement: There is almost no need to operate the game, and players spend little time to experience the fun of game value growth.
Strategy: Players deploy game characters and resources through decision-making to achieve game goals.
Competition: Players can participate in competitions and investments to get corresponding rewards.
The blockchain is a distributed database in a non-secure environment. It is a chain that uses encryption algorithms to connect data in sequence, and the latter data records the location and content of the previous data to ensure that the data is difficult to tamper with and attack. It uses a consensus algorithm to make each node reach a consensus on the newly added data to add new blocks.
Ethereum Class: The underlying logic of games under this category is based on the Ethereum blockchain and smart contracts.
Link Class: The underlying logic of the games in this category is based on the Thunder Player Cloud blockchain technology.
Public Blockchain: Anyone can view various data on the blockchain and initiate transactions, open source code, decentralized blockchain management, and use algorithms and other system mechanisms to achieve transactions and transactions without exposing too much privacy. The purpose of data tamper resistance, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc. This category includes games based on public chains.
Private Blockchain: Similar to the public chain, a decentralized database, peer-to-peer transactions, but not everyone can read, write, and audit block data. The owner of the database is a separate group or enterprise. In extreme cases, all Users can overwrite or delete blocks. In short, private chains are not fully decentralized. In addition, there are alliance chains between public chains and private chains, which are also classified as private chains according to their attributes. This category includes games based on private chains.
The following is a brief introduction to various types of blockchain gameplay:
Cultivation: Players collect and cultivate specific objects (characters or pets, etc.) in the game, and can reproduce and trade.
RPG (Role Playing): Players take on the role of one or more characters in a virtual world that are unique and can grow, fight, or trade.
ARPG (Action Role Playing): A role-playing game with more action elements (combat and other operations).
MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-playing game): The player interacts with other player-controlled characters in the virtual world, advancing the plot and environment and making the characters grow.
Simulated operation: Simulate the real society, players conduct business management and sales in the virtual world, such as countries, real estate, companies, etc.
Sandbox: Open scene game, rich open world experience, you can buy and sell your own land.
TCG (collectible card game): a card collection battle game, players have their own cards for battle and free trade.
Placement: There is almost no need to operate the game, and players spend little time to experience the fun of game value growth.
Strategy: Players deploy game characters and resources through decision-making to achieve game goals.
Competition: Players can participate in competitions and investments to get corresponding rewards.
Although it is no different from the existing gameplay on the surface, with the blessing of the blockchain, players can have unique digital assets that truly belong to them and are more secure.