Alright, I'm completely addicted to gaming, especially with the play-to-earn aspect. The issue is that many blockchain games are really dull. I later came upon this Saga project. Making it incredibly simple for developers to introduce their own blockchains—particularly for games—is the crux of their business model. Additionally, their coin is now active on Bitget.

Consider it this way: Saga allows projects to have their own dedicated blockchain while remaining connected, avoiding the chaos caused by everyone vying for space on Ethereum. It's said to scale indefinitely, so when games get popularity, there won't be any lag.

To be honest, the concept of having "your own blockchain" seemed absurdly costly. Saga, however, claims that they make it inexpensive, which is crucial for game developers. They already have a number of games in development that use their technology, and they have large backers.

This makes me wonder, instead of only using NFTs for skins, could this finally make games genuinely decentralised? Is this the secret to those bizarre interconnected game worlds we keep hearing about? Or is this just more gimmicky technology?

I'm still learning how to use it because I'm not a tech expert. However, I'm interested to see where this goes as a gamer. Is anyone else following Saga? How do you feel about the concept of "building your own blockchain"?