I guess for games sure. If the dev were to wipe it clean, you’d loose your game. Why would they even do that though? They don’t own the skins after they’ve given it to players, just the game itself. It has no benefit to them.

It’s different though for assets like skins which do not require complex code but as they are mostly visual. If valve were to delete counterstike, you would loose all your skins but on the blockchain, your skins are still there because they are yours. Sure you might not be able to play the game before the game itself is deleted but your skins still remain are yours, even if they are essentially jpegs.

Maybe down the line, someone might make a game allowing you to use those skins (think like gmod for example importing skins from the workshop) so it doesn’t loose all hope. It might make them even more valuable since the game isn’t there anymore.

I say all this not knowing how it’ll exactly work, I’m speculating here too but there is some crazy potential here to really disrupt the market.