A recent survey showed that about 80% of video game players in the United States know little about blockchain games. They said they had never played or heard about such games.

The survey conducted by Onepoll.com found that most American gamers know little about blockchain gaming. Over half, or about 52%, said they had no idea such games existed. Another group, about 32%, said they had heard about them but hadn’t played them yet.

The survey asked 2,000 adult gamers and found something interesting. Even though blockchain games have cool features, like being able to sell stuff you buy in the game, most gamers don’t know about these benefits.

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• A survey shows 8 out of 10 American video game players don’t know much about blockchain games. More than half have never heard of them, and a third have heard of them but haven’t played them yet.
• A survey by Unstoppable Games found that players want to sell game items they bought and vote on game changes. Blockchain games already offer this.
• On average, players spend a lot of money on things in games—$6,425.13 in their lifetime. Every month, they spend about $8.74. This shows how blockchain gaming, which lets you sell things you buy, could be really good for players.

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U.S. Gamers Largely Unaware of Blockchain Games, Survey Reveals

According to the survey, more than half of gamers believe they should receive a refund for the items they purchased if the game stops working.  Also, 34% believe that gamers should get to vote on decisions like this. Interestingly, blockchain games already let you do these things.

Moreover, the survey showed that more than 60 games and 11 game-making companies will close down in 2023. This means gamers won’t get their money back for what they bought in these games. However, blockchain gaming might be a way to solve this problem.

The study also showed how much money gamers spend on game-related items. On average, a gamer spends $6,425.13 over their lifetime and about $8.74 on things like resources, weapons, and extra lives every month.

In other news, a game company named Unstoppable Games did this survey because they are starting a new game called Influence, which is based on something cool called Starknet.

Chris Lexmond, who started Unstoppable Games, said that gamers should be able to sell the things they buy in games and get some of their money back. He said blockchain games like Influence already let gamers do this.

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