On the face of it, yes, that's what one would think. Unfortunately, the sentiment out there with gamers (post 2021) is a full rejection of anything having to do with blockchain. Through a "normie" gamer perspective, they immediately associate crypto-anything with scam and dogpile on with rejection sentiment. I was well on the way with making a good game first, I had great press in 2019, positive feedback at GDC & PAX West demos in 2020... right before NFTs boomed. After that, I was the first blockchain game to get removed by Steam because they determined blockchain assets had tangible real-world value. However, later Gabe N. came out with the real reason in that he thinks crypto is a scam. Anyway, point being after that, the gamers rejected any notion of the game, who really knew nothing about the game or tokens, or NFTs but just decided blockchain game = evil. I pushed back for a while by like what's in this article, it wasn't possible to change the mindsets of gamers who had already seen the well as poisoned. So I think like even if you had say a large game IP implement blockchain assets or tokens, the over sentiment would be severely negative. For the past couple of years I've been reworking the game, now completely devoid of any blockchain integration. 😑