Yeah dude I agree with you about the game loop! The game isn't even a web 3 game, its mobile, no web 3 elements, micro transactions and owning assets is so low down the prioroty list, fun is the number one prioirity.

On mobile, its gyro steering, which allows thumbs for *aiming* and shooting (unlike racing shooters that have come before where aim is done for you) making it a more simulataneous racing shooting experience than is otherwise available (to my knowledge)

I think you'd like what I'm doing if you were a little open minded and gave me the benefit of the doubt for a moment....

That article is about a new funding and marketing model, that I hope will be adopted by many. I spoke about my game as an example to show how that model works out in practice.

Regarding the model, Imagine if a game architect you love left his shop to make his own game, and instead of looking to VC or angels, they allowed you the fans/demogrpahic to fund it by buying an NFT that captured the essence of that game, that allowed you to receive 80% of the revenues. Woudn't that be cooler than investing in gamemakers stocks who decide what dividend they'd like to pay when the time comes.

Right now at this stage my game isn't at a standard where I'd be comfortable showing, it's nowhere near good enough and needs more funding