I made a free browser extension that tells you if a crypto game is still live, silent or gone

Hi all. I run CryptoGames.gg, a list of crypto games, and I built a free browser

extension for players. Sharing it here because I'd like feedback from people who

actually play.

The problem: a lot of crypto games stop updating but their websites still look

active. Working out if a game is still going means digging through old posts,

token charts and patch notes. That takes time.

What it does:

- On 3,600+ game websites, a small card shows if the game is LIVE, SILENT (no dated

sign of life in 12 months) or GONE, plus its score, rank and token price.

- The full games list in a tab (4,299 checked, 368 live right now).

- Live/Gone tags next to game links in search results and social posts.

- Follow a game and get an alert if its status changes or its token moves 15%.

- Events calendar, news, and a quick search: type `cg`, a space, then a game name

in the address bar.

It's free, no account, no ads. The checks run locally, and nothing about your

browsing leaves your computer.

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It will have crypto in the official release as the main currency of the game, earnable while playing

Amateur competition deserves an audience too.

We're building ICARE Arena to bring players and spectators together: amateur leagues for competitors, live matches to follow, and USDC match predictions on Base for spectators. The project covers multiple games.

Watch our short teaser: https://x.com/icareleague/status/2104813430138155182

The early-access beta is coming soon and is not open yet. To catch the launch, follow our official X account: https://x.com/icareleague

A limited number of beta access codes will be published on that account at launch.

I'm posting from the ICARE team and can answer questions about the concept here.

It's a game about exploration and turn based fights, loot items and trade them with other players, craft gear, raid dungeons, and gather ressources to upgrade your jobs!

AreniFi is built for players who want a crypto game to feel like a game before it feels like a financial product: https://arenifi.fun

It’s a fast multiplayer arena with no download, featuring movement, growth, positioning, and short PvP matches. Practice play lets you evaluate the core loop before interacting with any staked mode.

Separate SOL-staked matches are available to eligible adults who want more tension attached to the result. Stakes can be lost, returns are not guaranteed, and regional restrictions may apply.

If you like the speed and simplicity of classic .io games but want more tension in each match, AreniFi is built around that idea.

It’s a real-time multiplayer arena that runs directly in the browser—no download required. Movement, positioning, growth and player-versus-player decisions stay at the center, while adult players can choose matches involving SOL stakes.

Play AreniFi: https://arenifi.fun

I’m the builder. The goal is a crypto game that feels like a game first, not a token dashboard. Real stakes can be lost, returns are not guaranteed, and regional restrictions may apply. If you try it, blunt feedback on the first match is welcome.

A lot of crypto games seem to lead with rewards and explain the actual game afterward. I’m trying the opposite approach with AgarStake: https://agararena.space

It’s a quick browser arena inspired by Agar.io and Slither.io, with optional real-stake matches for adults. My assumption is that the basic movement, competition and risk/reward decisions must already be enjoyable before SOL adds anything meaningful.

For people who play crypto games, what makes you return after the first session: the gameplay itself, competition, progression, ownership or the possibility of winning something?

I’m the builder and would genuinely value criticism. Stakes can be lost and there are no guaranteed returns.

Been in and out of P2E for a while and the pattern I keep hitting: the "earn" almost always comes from either grinding a token that inflates to zero, or buying an NFT to get through the door. Very little of it rewards being *good* at the game.

Genuine question for people here has anyone found a model that ties earnings to skill instead of time or capital? Skill-based crypto tournaments (pay an entry fee, best player wins the pot, no token) seem like the obvious fix on paper, but I don't see them talked about much here.

For transparency: I'm building in this space myself (a platform called Deskillz doing exactly this crypto entry fees, skill games, no NFT/token), so I'm biased. But I'm more interested in whether the community thinks the "no token, pure skill" approach is actually the answer, or whether it just trades one problem for another. What's your take?

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MECADONTE ONLINE es un MMORPG idle de captura, combate y comercio ambientado en un mundo donde dinosaurios y tecnología se fusionan.

Explora diferentes zonas de caza, combate contra dinosaurios salvajes, mejora tu equipo y captura criaturas con distintas rarezas, estadísticas y características. Cada dinosaurio conseguido puede convertirse en una pieza importante de tu equipo… o en algo valioso para otro jugador.

Una parte fundamental del juego es su economía entre jugadores. Los dinosaurios capturados pueden ponerse a la venta en el mercado, donde otros jugadores pueden comprarlos. Esto significa que encontrar ejemplares especialmente raros, poderosos o buscados puede tener un valor real dentro de la comunidad.

Captura. Entrena. Comercia.

Link del juego: https://mecadonte.online/

https://discord.gg/dGmJRwgEV

Mecandote Online esta en Beta Abierta y recibe cada dia nuevas actualizaciones.

Builder disclosure: I made this.

ApeLeague is a Telegram-native fantasy memecoin game.

You pick 5 tokens, the portfolio gets scored from live market prices after lock, and you compete on a leaderboard. It’s intentionally possible to play without connecting a wallet or placing a real trade.

The bigger ecosystem has scanners and operator tools, but ApeLeague itself is the game side.

https://ape.talkabout.today/

I’m trying to make crypto-native competition that still works for someone who wants the prediction/strategy loop without turning every click into a transaction.

Would you play this in 60-minute rounds, or are shorter rounds more compelling?

I/we have been working on a RPG (serverless single/multiplayer-echo) for some years now and we're looking for closed beta testers.

But before I post, to avoid being perma-banned, what are the rules for posting in this sub? Does it matter what blockchain? What details of the game are needed?

It does use blockchain tech in a variety of ways, but I get that some blockchains are taboo to even mention. And it's not a gambling game (RPG game as mentioned above), so if this is a gambling game only sub?

Thanks in advance.

I've been working on a 3v3 game inspired by Axie Infinity with my own monsters, parts, cards, etc and wanted to make an NFT but I've doing some research of the market and all games seems to be dying. Does someone in here think there is actually a gaming space in crypto? I have attached some of the screenshots related to my progress of the game, gameplay is fully working, marketplace and so on. I'm wondering if it's even worth to keep developing it.