Do You Think This Tool Will Make Your Life Easier?

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Sylvia: We're building our own games in-house and because we are really kind of have so many folks that are coming from the web2 space within the utilable. It just means that at any point in time the product team can just check and see like, does this actually work? The core idea that players should be able to own their digital content and to do with it what they want to do makes a lot of sense, you know, and it's good for players.

Video games have grown massively over time, commanding more and more leisure time for people all around the world. As video game popularity has grown, so has the use cases and popularity of blockchain technology and these two worlds are beginning to merge more frequently with blockchain based platforms for video games. To help us unpack this nuanced subject is Justin Hulog, Chief Studio Officer at Immutable X, a non-fungible token (NFT) minting and trading platform for video game developers. Justin has a wealth of experience as a general manager, operations leader, and people strategist, and mainly focuses on the intersection of strategy and organization to solve problems. In our conversation, we talk about how Immutable X started, the different sides of the business, details about his role, and what the company provides developers. We then delve into designing sustainable in-game economies, how to potentially leverage blockchain technologies, the idea of cost versus utility, and how to sustain a game’s user base. Hear about the different taxonomies of the space, balancing the business side and the developer side, the play-to-earn era, the silver lining of the recent crypto bear market, and much more. Tune in to discover how blockchain technology could be revolutionizing the video game industry!

“Quality game loops and good game loops, so, actually good games, is something that the market wants to see now.” – @BathalaX Key Points From This Episode: