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“To me, the most interesting part of any video game is user-generated content. Players self-organize and create unique institutions that the game developers never thought to make in the first place. When players have True Ownership of the virtual items in their games, and they are able to create any of kind of smart contract with them, we are going to see some very interesting game experiences unfold.”
Sławomir Bubel, aka Malfunction (or Malf), CEO of Hoard, mentioned the importance of the integration of Blockchain in the gaming industry,“I come from the game dev background. Not at all from the Blockchain community. To me games are about fun. Blockchain can create new types of games. Which means new types of fun.”
Today more and more people are selling virtual goods and services. With Hoard, all of this can be tokenized and made tradeable in a manner that is honest for all participants. Hoard will drive the future of global revolution in the rapidly growing $140 Billion Gaming Industry. Through revolutionary technology, based on Blockchain, the company offers a unique value proposition for game players and game developers. It enables them to take advantage of true ownership, virtual exchange and crowdfunding games.
